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I am unsure if this is in the correct community.

I'm writing a Scala wrapper to the OpenType font format, and while trying to find an encoding ID for the CMAP table that maps an array or set of characters, I see mapping 1 or 2 characters to a glyph ID but not a sequence of characters to a glyph like Google's material icon font can.

Is there an encoding ID for the CMAP table in the OpenType specification that allows me to map a sequence of characters to a glyph ID? Can I emulate this using a UVS encoding type? UTF-32 is preferred.

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Turns out this data lies in the GSUB table. This is so that individual glyphs can still be rendered, while providing the opportunity for glyph combination.

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