Fix function PyFFFont_addSmallCaps. #5519
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(1) The initialization of struct genchange was incomplete.
Transfer values from native scripting function bSmallCaps.
(2) Components stem_width_scale and stem_height_scale
were not reliably initialized.
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The documentation of Python method I'd suggest to document these parameters and point out that they |
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I'm fine with this. I have some vague suspicions, that the same initial values should also appear somewhere in UI, but this change by itself is sufficient. |
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Bug fix
(1) The initialization of
struct genchangewas incomplete.I transfered the values from native scripting function bSmallCaps
to fill the gaps.
(2) Components
stem_width_scaleandstem_height_scalewere not reliably initialized.