Use mathfontdimen font feature in LuaTeX #559
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Excellent -- thanks very much for implementing this. |
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Description
unicode-mathsets\fontdimens to emulate either traditional TeX or XeTeX fonts. Since this functionality is usefful n a more general context than just withunicode-math, it has been added toluaotfloaddirectly. This changesunicode-mathto make use of this newluaotfloadfunctionality and therefore makes font loading faster, avoids caching issues, does not require to load fonts with weird scaling factors and simplifies the code.The current code still loads the family 2/3 funts scaled by 0.9999/1.001 to avoid small changes to existing documents and keep compatibility with XeTeX.
Todo
Minimal example demonstrating the new/fixed functionality
n/a (Only refactors existing functionality)