@ -522,7 +522,11 @@ struct Ligature
* - Ligatures cannot be formed across glyphs attached to different components
* of previous ligatures . Eg . the sequence is LAM , SHADDA , LAM , FATHA , HEH , and
* LAM , LAM , HEH form a ligature , leaving SHADDA , FATHA next to eachother .
* However , it would be wrong to ligate that SHADDA , FATHA sequence .
* However , it would be wrong to ligate that SHADDA , FATHA sequence . o
* There is an exception to this : If a ligature tries ligating with marks that
* belong to it itself , go ahead , assuming that the font designer knows what
* they are doing ( otherwise it can break Indic stuff when a matra wants to
* ligate with a conjunct . . . )
*/
bool is_mark_ligature = ! ! ( c - > property & HB_OT_LAYOUT_GLYPH_CLASS_MARK ) ;
@ -543,6 +547,7 @@ struct Ligature
unsigned int this_lig_id = get_lig_id ( c - > buffer - > info [ skippy_iter . idx ] ) ;
unsigned int this_lig_comp = get_lig_comp ( c - > buffer - > info [ skippy_iter . idx ] ) ;
if ( first_lig_id & & first_lig_comp ) {
/* If first component was attached to a previous ligature component,
* all subsequent components should be attached to the same ligature
@ -552,8 +557,8 @@ struct Ligature
} else {
/* If first component was NOT attached to a previous ligature component,
* all subsequent components should also NOT be attached to any ligature
* component , otherwise we shouldn ' t ligate them . */
if ( this_lig_id & & this_lig_comp )
* component , unless they are attached to the first component itself ! */
if ( this_lig_id & & this_lig_comp & & ( this_lig_id ! = first_lig_id ) )
return TRACE_RETURN ( false ) ;
}