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line break in description tables

New Here ,
Mar 22, 2003 Mar 22, 2003

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Hallo,

how can I include a larger text into a font file structured with line
breaks?

e.g.

nameid 10 "TEXT01 line break TEXT02";
nameid 10 1 "TEXT01 line break TEXT02";


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Mar 23, 2003 Mar 23, 2003

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Hiya,

I suppose using \000a\000d for windows and \0a for mac should work.

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New Here ,
Mar 24, 2003 Mar 24, 2003

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Txortx wrote:
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> Hiya,
>
> I suppose using \000a\000d for windows and \0a for mac should work.
>
> t


Hiya too Txortx,

This does not work! MAKEOTF don`t wont such strings in this table.

Andreas

BTW. If you want include an larger text file, this methode is extremly
unusable.

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Mar 25, 2003 Mar 25, 2003

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Txortx is correct that you are supposed to be able to use strings like this. Consider the feature file name table strings:

nameid 0 "Copyright \00a9 ...";
nameid 0 1 "Copyright \a9 1986,..."

Are you using the right format for the right platform? Remember, as Txortx noted, the Windows platform strings are Unicode values, and special characters need to be specifed as a 4 digit hex number, e.g "\00a9". The Mac platform strings are single-byte Mac encoded ( according to the language specified - Mac Roman is the default) , and special characters need to be specified as a two-digit hex number, e.g "\a9". We use such characters specofocations a lot, although I havem't ever tried putting in a new-line. Also, I thinl that the feature file parser is very narrow-minded, and doesn't take uppercase hex digits.

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