Continuing the discussion from Output Kerning Difference from "Compare Fonts":
I’d like to suggest a feature to output the difference in kerning when comparing between files like such:
File-1
@MMK_L_A;@MMK_R_Y;-49
@MMK_L_A;@MMK_R_a.sc;10
@MMK_L_A;@MMK_R_X;20
@MMK_L_A;@MMK_R_f;-7
@MMK_L_A;@MMK_R_g.ss03;0
@MMK_L_A;Tbar;-57
@MMK_L_Alpha;chi;-15
@MMK_L_E;asterisk;0
@MMK_L_E;@MMK_R_s;0
@MMK_L_E;four.case;0
File-2
@MMK_L_A;@MMK_R_Y;None
@MMK_L_A;@MMK_R_a.sc;None
@MMK_L_A;@MMK_R_X;10
@MMK_L_A;@MMK_R_f;5
@MMK_L_A;@MMK_R_g.ss03;-5
@MMK_L_A;Tbar;None
@MMK_L_Alpha;chi;0
@MMK_L_E;asterisk;5
@MMK_L_E;@MMK_R_s;10
@MMK_L_E;four.case;10
The reason why I’m suggesting this is because we’re having multiple people work on different parts of the kerning, and it would be amazing if you could have the following situation:
File_v1
Person A creates a new file and works on File_v2-A,
Person B creates a new file and works on File_v2-B,
Then we can compare the difference between File_V2-A and File_V1. And if we could output the difference we can just copy that in to File_v2-B and easily make a File_V3 (understanding it gets tricky when a kerning pair is deleted as you can’t copy a negated kerning pair…). Otherwise right now it’s quite difficult or just impossible to work on kerning at the same time…
Or otherwise, a diff
interface for copying kerning in bulk would also be good. Or does someone know a way to do this using git
or something?