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OpenType Fonts "language" statement: The language attribute stays the same until explicitly changed, until the script is changed, or until the end of the feature. To change the language attribute, use the "language" statement: language <language tag> [excludeDFLT|includeDFLT] [required]; The script and lookupflag attributes stay the same as before. (If no "script" assignment statement has been seen thus far in the feature block, then the script attribute is set to 'latn', but it is recommended that an explicit "script" statement be used in such cases for clarity.) Here is an example statement: language DEU; As a result of this statement, (a) the language attribute is changed to 'DEU ', and (b) the 'DFLT' lookups of the current script are automatically included into the language system specified by the current script and language attributes. If (b) is not desired, as may occasionally be the case, then the keyword "excludeDFLT" must follow the language tag. For example: language DEU excludeDFLT; The keyword "includeDFLT" may be used to explicitly indicate the default 'DFLT' lookup-inheriting behavior. For example: language DEU includeDFLT; # Same as: language DEU; 831
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