On 6/25/24 19:53, Kirill Davidov wrote:
> Yeah, I too checked it out of curiosity today, and yeah, the c2sc table
> doesn't have the Latin entries. I suppose I will stick to a different
> styling or go after the caps manually/with Lua. The "always" and "auto"
> values help too, so thanks to you both!
Hi Kirill,
this font feature may work too:
\startluacode
fonts.handlers.otf.addfeature {
name = "addedsc",
type = "substitution",
data = {
A = "A.sc",
B = "B.sc",
C = "C.sc",
D = "D.sc",
E = "E.sc",
F = "F.sc",
G = "G.sc",
H = "H.sc",
I = "I.sc",
J = "J.sc",
K = "K.sc",
L = "L.sc",
M = "M.sc",
N = "N.sc",
O = "O.sc",
P = "P.sc",
Q = "Q.sc",
R = "R.sc",
S = "S.sc",
T = "T.sc",
U = "U.sc",
V = "V.sc",
W = "W.sc",
X = "X.sc",
Y = "Y.sc",
Z = "Z.sc",
},
}
\stopluacode
\definefontfeature[allsc][c2sc=yes, smcp=yes,
addedsc=yes]
But in that case, you may have c2sc and addedsc as mutually exclusive.
Just in case it might help,
Pablo
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