edit: tried to type "à", and the letter is not recognized in the font (appears in red in the editor).
Would there be a way to tell the editor that "à" = "a" + "`", rather than retyping the symbol from scratch?
edit2 : Having to remove all the [2..n] points if you want to change the second point you made is also a bit of a pain, especially for people like me with little experience of where the points end up being on the line vertically.
It would be cool for marketing style fonts though.
https://web.archive.org/web/20220331021500/http://goosie.cog...
And John Rehling did a second portion in his doctoral work:
https://web.archive.org/web/20150320160815/https://www.cogsc...
(Thanks for this complaint - I hadn't realized that Rehling's thesis was linked from the Waybacked version of his personal page, and that finally completes my collection!)
You can also read Chapter 10 in Hofstadter's 1995 book "Fluid Concepts and Creative Analogies" for a pretty solid overview.
But yeah, seeing this project immediately reminded me of Letter Spirit, since it's basically a web editor for gridfonts.