not all CMAP subtables have their reverse(glyphID) implemented at the moment. The most important ones do, but some of the lesser-used ones can certainly do with real code for mapping glyphids to Unicode characters (irrespective of their actual encoding. The point is to get a useful value back for modern programming and presentation)
not all CMAP subtables have their
reverse(glyphID)
implemented at the moment. The most important ones do, but some of the lesser-used ones can certainly do with real code for mapping glyphids to Unicode characters (irrespective of their actual encoding. The point is to get a useful value back for modern programming and presentation)