For lower-case characters with combining top diacritics, the diacritics are automagically substituted with case
equivalents in the ccmp
feature in the lookup ccmp_Other_2
.
I don’t want that to happen, so how do I deal with this? Is there a way to automagically turn it off so that only lower-case diacritics are used with the lower-case glyphs?
That can’t be disabled. I would need to add a switch for it.
Please do so. I really can’t use the case
versions for lower-case in this case.
I added a “Use case marks for double marks” custom parameter. It will not be in the list, but copy paste the string in the search field and hit “Add”.
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I’ve run into the next issue: Eg. when I add the combining tilde after an upper-case glyph that doesn’t have a precomposed character, the combining tilde is used, but I want my upper-case variant to be used in those cases. How do I solve this?
Can you give an example combination?
Yup. In the image you see LATIN CAPITAL LETTER SMALL CAPITAL I and LATIN CAPITAL LETTER OMEGA. With the previous Use case marks for double marks
both majuscule forms of these two characters are using the minuscule diacritic. You can compare with Ĩ and Ũ which are both pre-composed and therefore are using the correct case-form alternative glyph.