Closed ghost closed 9 years ago
(No kerning) solution:
I now found out that I do not have to edit the glyphlist, but (at least with pdftex
so also with luatex
) one could easily write:
\AtBeginDocument{\sffamily\pdfnoligatures\font}
maybe you could add this as option one day.
Edit:
Just found out that this is the same as using microtype
. So building without ligs would be required as I assumed at begin :(
Could you try the nolig
branch of this repositpry and the --noligatures
option? (run ./scripts/makeall MyriadPro --noligatures
)
Thank you very much for the quick reply and feature implementation. My first tests are successful. It seems all works fine :) I'm not 100% sure if kerning is intact but seems to be the case. Can you describe what you did to get it working? Here http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1841/how-can-i-completely-suppress-ligatures/1848#1848 someone points out how it would work and I implemented this solution, but yours seem to work too without patching?!
Actually, my solution is similar to the stackexchange one. In the conversion scripts, otftotfm
is used to create the tfms. The switch -fliga
is used to create the ligature entries. With the newly implemented --noligatures
option, I just removed the -fliga
switch.
Feature implemented in 3dc1f48ceff3c403f37b038069908d782d5be896.
I'd like to build MyriadPro without ligatures, especially without f-ligatures. I know that this is possible with using
microtype
but when disabling ligatures usingmicrotype
other features get lost. Is there a way to not build ligatures at all using some option?I had an idea to use
--pack
option. So I generated a Python script to delete all f-ligatures from glyphlist like:and than built the font. When I now compile a document it uses all glyphs distinct from f-ligatures but if there should be an f-ligature like in
Office
it instead printsOà ice
. When I writeOf{}fice
it works. Now I'm not sure if there is a possibility to achieve my goal without usingmicrotype
.