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Allows topological sort to also sort with respect to contextual lookup context sets.
Works correctly with And(...) and Or(...)
This extracts (according to the dependency graph) the full boolean conditions for each glyph in a font. Boolean conditions are represented in conjunctive normal form. Because this is dep graph based, may be a superset of the true subset closure conditions. Note: this implementation does not yet respect closure phases, that is planned to be added next.
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This extracts (according to the dependency graph) the full boolean conditions for each glyph in a font. Boolean conditions are represented in conjunctive normal form. Because this is dep graph based, may be a superset of the true subset closure conditions.
High level algorithm:
The final boolean expressions are represented in conjunctive normal form in terms of segment presence (ActivationCondition). Unlike prior approaches which are limited to finding purely conjunctive/disjunctive expressions this can pull out arbitrary composite conditions.
This is not yet hooked up or used by anything, but should be able to replace the other dep graph based approaches to condition finding (DependencyClosure::AnalyzeSegment).
Note: this implementation does not yet respect closure phases, that is planned to be added next.