Ideally, the name would be selected based on the script property of the text, and only fall back to a generic label if more than one script is present in the text/selection.
Tiro Typeworks on Nostr: nprofile1q…8k4zy As I guessed might happen: WF is returning only the stylistic set ...
nprofile1qyt8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kytcqyrc3r0l6jaf6v3zm269yq2ff303k24tqfj37hwgxj0v59prcwgtyq78k4zy (nprofile…k4zy) As I guessed might happen: WF is returning only the stylistic set featureparam names that do not have multiple entries for different scripts, so for Brill Roman it is displaying names for ss05, ss06 and ss20, but not for ss01–ss04. This is similar to what Adobe InDesign does when confronted by this font.
Ideally, the name would be selected based on the script property of the text, and only fall back to a generic label if more than one script is present in the text/selection.
Ideally, the name would be selected based on the script property of the text, and only fall back to a generic label if more than one script is present in the text/selection.