Open Omikhleia opened 1 year ago
Yes I do, but I would call it "figure space" in line with the Unicode being referenced rather than "numeric space". I have a couple implementations of checking figure space sises.
The only other thing I might look into is whether any fonts do/may have different size figure spaces for +onum
vs. +lnum
(lining vs. old-stlye numbers).
The only other thing I might look into is whether any fonts do/may have different size figure spaces for +onum vs. +lnum (lining vs. old-stlye numbers).
It turns out I am struggling with these two. (I recently used EB Garamond, which defaults to onum , but has tnum and lnum... Doh, I need to understand some font-related things deeper).
I'm removing the 0.14.9 milestone here. This was a suggestion/question but there's no urge or absolute necessity for it.
I am using the following unit here and there e.g. when it comes to ensuring there's enough space for numeric digits.
E.g. "3nspc" has the width of 3 numeric digits (regular 'figure' number).
Do you think it would make sense to have it in SILE's default units?