Description of problem: Combinations of following type are not formed: Consonant + U0B4D + U0B5F A GSUB rule has to be written for (U0B4D+U0B5F) with 'pstf' tag. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.0.1-1 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open gedit 2. Enable Oriya inscript Layout 3. Type the folowing key sequence: Any consonant(e.g 'k') + d + ('/' or rawcode[0b5f]) Actual results: No substitution happens and the character follow each other as shown in the attached image. Expected results: The combination of (U0B4D + U0B5F) should be substituted by yyy-phala and final glyph should look like the correct glyph in the attached image. Additional info: The incsript lay may have mapped 0b5f wrongly on 'shift+/' i.e. '?' Best way is to use rawcode.
Created attachment 136269 [details] Image of wrong and right glyph for yya-phala
This combination works with the latest release of Pango i.e. version 1.14.3. Actually the similar combination, consonant+ u0b4d + u0b2f does not work in latest release of the font due to problem in GSUB rule and a wrong glyph in place.
Created attachment 136507 [details] Patch
Above is Patch 3.
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Fixed in FC6.
Created attachment 153605 [details] Verified Image
verified version is: fonts-oriay-2.1.5-1.fc7