a problem generating REGULAR medial_ra_wa_ha.w3 and medial_ra_wa.w3 in NotoSansMyanmar

[marekjez86]

source is in https://github.com/googlei18n/noto-source/tree/master/src/NotoSansMyanmar

medial_ra_wa.w3 in sources

pipeline generates

and

It looks like a duplicate of something that we have seen but I couldn't recall

[marekjez86]

note that other weights appear to be OK

[anthrotype]

@marekjez86 could you copy/paste the content of the GLIF xml file of that specific glyph, which is located inside the generated UFO "glyphs" subfolder?
So it would be easier to debug, without having to build the whole Noto fonts locally.

[marekjez86]

cat medial_ra_wa_ha.w3.glif

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <glyph name="medial_ra_wa_ha.w3" format="2"> <advance width="229"/> <note> medial_ra_wa_ha.w3 </note> <outline> <component base="medial_ra_wa.w3"/> <component base="ha_tail.alt" xOffset="1562" yOffset="23"/> </outline> <lib> <dict> <key>com.schriftgestaltung.Glyphs.lastChange</key> <string>2016/09/12 18:51:58</string> <key>com.schriftgestaltung.Glyphs.leftMetricsKey</key> <string>medial_ra</string> <key>com.schriftgestaltung.Glyphs.widthMetricsKey</key> <string>medial_ra</string> </dict> </lib> </glyph>

[marekjez86]

cat medial_ra_wa.w3.glif

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <glyph name="medial_ra_wa.w3" format="2"> <advance width="229"/> <note> medial_ra_wa.w3 </note> <outline> <contour> <point x="296" y="-467" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1542" y="-465" type="line"/> <point x="1396" y="-393" type="line"/> <point x="292" y="-395" type="line" smooth="yes"/> <point x="214" y="-395"/> <point x="181" y="-349"/> <point x="181" y="-269" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="181" y="806" type="line" smooth="yes"/> <point x="181" y="885"/> <point x="214" y="931"/> <point x="292" y="931" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1531" y="931" type="line" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1607" y="931"/> <point x="1642" y="885"/> <point x="1642" y="806" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1642" y="760" type="line"/> <point x="1731" y="760" type="line"/> <point x="1731" y="789" type="line" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1731" y="932"/> <point x="1663" y="1003"/> <point x="1526" y="1003" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="296" y="1003" type="line" smooth="yes"/> <point x="159" y="1003"/> <point x="91" y="932"/> <point x="91" y="789" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="91" y="-253" type="line" smooth="yes"/> <point x="91" y="-396"/> <point x="159" y="-467"/> </contour> <contour> <point x="1542" y="-465" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1658" y="-465"/> <point x="1729" y="-381"/> <point x="1729" y="-282" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1729" y="-177"/> <point x="1661" y="-90"/> <point x="1545" y="-90" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1433" y="-90"/> <point x="1362" y="-171"/> <point x="1362" y="-278" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1362" y="-385"/> <point x="1432" y="-465"/> </contour> <contour> <point x="1546" y="-398" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1482" y="-398"/> <point x="1441" y="-348"/> <point x="1441" y="-281" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1441" y="-208"/> <point x="1481" y="-157"/> <point x="1546" y="-157" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1610" y="-157"/> <point x="1649" y="-210"/> <point x="1649" y="-283" type="curve" smooth="yes"/> <point x="1649" y="-350"/> <point x="1606" y="-398"/> </contour> </outline> <lib> <dict> <key>com.schriftgestaltung.Glyphs.lastChange</key> <string>2016/09/12 18:51:58</string> <key>com.schriftgestaltung.Glyphs.leftMetricsKey</key> <string>medial_ra</string> <key>com.schriftgestaltung.Glyphs.widthMetricsKey</key> <string>medial_ra</string> </dict> </lib> </glyph>

[marekjez86]

@anthrotype : pasted two files

[anthrotype]

excellent, thanks Marek.

Maybe the next time you could wrap snippets of code like that with triple backticks characters ``` in the line before and after a code block. This way Github will not format the text as Markdown, but will show it as monospaced plain text.

I'm tracking the issue here: typemytype/booleanOperations#39

It looks more complicated than I had thought, so any help is appreciated.