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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 7/12/23 14:48, Dave Crossland wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">Any chance you or anyone from Adobe will be
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<div>It looks like Rod and I have travel approved by our VP to
meet in Portland in August. </div>
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<div>I reached out to Neil Summerour at SoTA but haven't heard
back, but since Typecon isn't in a hotel venue this year, I
am guessing they may not be able to offering a large meeting
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<p>I lived pretty close to this area until about 2 years ago.
Another option, assuming some source of funding, would be an
appropriate part of the Jupiter Hotel, which is one of the primary
hotels for the event (assuming there is still availability, of
course). <br>
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<div>Will Adobe be able to host a meeting? I see from a quick
websearch there is an Adobe office in Portland (1500 SW
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<p>Christopher and I chatted about this and (at least according to
reported employee counts) the Adobe Portland office is if anything
more modest than the Google office. In any case the largest room
seats 14 in a pinch.</p>
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<div>There's also a modest Google office (555 SW Morrison St
Ste 500 Floors 4 & 5), and Rod and I can easily host a
max of 20 people (22 including us) and after that I'll need
to do more organization. <br>
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<div>In case we want to use the Google office option, I made a
form to collect information; we'll need to pre-register
everyone who will attend in a guest kiosk system. That needs
names and emails that match photo ID, and to show the photo
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style="font-size:11pt">We would also like
to remind folks that the format has
already adopted CFF2 which uses cubics and
can already address > 16-bit glyph
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<div>Sadly since I see color variable fonts as the
future, I am not sure where CFF2 and SVG-in-OT will
go. Would there be a CFF3 that supports color and the
things under discussion here, or, would
cubic-in-glyf plus support for PS hinting be
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<div>How does GPOS/GSUB work for CFF2 fonts' 70,000th glyph?</div>
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<p>I believe in the same way it would work for glyf/loca, i.e. any
shaping issues above 64K are beyond the scope of the table. So it
is prepared for the future without being entirely responsible for
it.<br>
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<p>It's a shame, though, that COLR v1 apparently didn't take CFF2
into account by allowing larger glyphIDs and exceeding the maxp
count. Because basically all shaping is tied to the base glyph ID,
that would have allowed exceeding 64K "shapes" for compositing in
COLR. (Or come very close to it -- a few other tables might need
related revisions.)</p>
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<div>Cheers<br>
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