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Mapping Difference between Source Han Sans and Source Han Serif #53

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KazunariTsuboi opened this issue May 2, 2017 · 2 comments
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@KazunariTsuboi
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Three characters were found in Source Han Serif TC that have different mapping with Source Han Sans TC.
They are倉(U+5009), 釉(U+91C9) and 隉(U+9689).
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It would be useful if they were mapped as the following, as they are in their equivalent San-serif fonts.
倉(U+5009) → cid10273
釉(U+91C9) → cid42210
隉(U+9689) → cid44061

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hfhchan commented May 2, 2017

For U+5009, the mapping for Source Han Serif TC needs to be fixed, the correct form is the one on the top.

For U+91C9 and U+9689, the glyph/mapping for Source Han Sans TC needs to be fixed -- the correct form are the ones at the bottom.

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kenlunde commented May 2, 2017

I have consolidated this issue with #37 for U+5009 倉, and with Source Han Sans Issue 99 (although it really belongs in Issue 115).

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