I know the Italic glyphs will not be 1-to-1 with the Regular glyphs (fractions with the 'frac' feature enabled are a good example), especially in the case of glyph variants.
That said, ¢ and the $>, <$, and <$> ligatures all get substituted with usual "broken bar" variants when cv14 is used in both the Regular and Italic glyph sets, so it seemed odd to me that $ by itself is only substituted in the Regular glyph set.
I patched and rebuilt my local copy, so you can see the difference for yourself below (cv14 is used for the entire table):
I only noticed this one by chance, so there might be other glyphs with similar issues.
I know the Italic glyphs will not be 1-to-1 with the Regular glyphs (fractions with the 'frac' feature enabled are a good example), especially in the case of glyph variants.
That said,
¢and the$>,<$, and<$>ligatures all get substituted with usual "broken bar" variants when cv14 is used in both the Regular and Italic glyph sets, so it seemed odd to me that$by itself is only substituted in the Regular glyph set.I patched and rebuilt my local copy, so you can see the difference for yourself below (cv14 is used for the entire table):
I only noticed this one by chance, so there might be other glyphs with similar issues.