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On Wed, Oct 23, 2019 at 3:00 PM Marcel Fabian Krüger
Hey,
in `writefont0.c` and `writefont2.c`, `ff_get_ttc_index` is called to determine the index of the font in a font collection. This uses the original filename from fd->fm->ff_name and therefore does not respect lookups done using the find_opentype_file etc. callbacks.
In writefont0.c, this could be fixed relativly easily by passing using cur_file_name, the name after the callback, instead. But even than there are remianing problems because this still wouldn't respect read_..._file callbacks. So implementing this correctly is quite tricky and it also isn't really necessary in most cases: Especially when using Lua-loaded fonts, the code creating the font needs to know the index anyway. So maybe an approach like in Khaled Hosny's HarfTeX could be used: Allow a Lua-loaded font to explicitly set the index and only use ff_get_ttc_index if this index isn't set. Then backward-compatibility is kept but the actually used index selection can be influenced using Lua. (HarfTeX implemented this in
https://github.com/khaledhosny/harftex/commit/caded3e80f106687c84f9613aa318c... )
done in revision 7222 by Hans. -- luigi