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Example
=======
A more complete example can be found in the source files of
the [Oxanium font family](https://github.com/sevmeyer/oxanium).
Consider these outlines for the glyph named "H":
```
1--2 5--6
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| 3--4 |
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| 10-9 |
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0-11 8--7
```
The following plain-text source populates the Control Value Table,
defines some useful flag names, and instructs the outlines vertically:
```
cvt {
0 base
700 cap
}
flags {
0 y
1 r
1 rp1
01001 stem
}
H {
SVTCA[y]
MIAP[r] 0 base
SHP[rp1] 8
MIAP[r] 6 cap
SHP[rp1] 2
SRP2 0
IP 10
MDAP[r] 10
MDRP[stem] 4
IUP[y]
}
```
This is then compiled into the following TrueType glyph program.
Note that the compiler collects all arguments, maps them to the
correct table indices, and pushes them in a single call:
```
NPUSHB 10 4 10 10 0 2 6 1 8 0 0
SVTCA[0]
MIAP[1]
SHP[1]
MIAP[1]
SHP[1]
SRP2
IP
MDAP[1]
MDRP[01001]
IUP[0]
```
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