<div dir="ltr">I am using ttf2mf tool to convert a ttf font to mf source but I do not understand how the encoding works there. The readme says:<br><br>An example of encoding file is given as 1251_866.enc.
<br>A line of encoding file has the following format:
<br>m [.. n] t
<br>This means that symbols with numbers from m to n in the destination
<br>MF file will be taken from position t in the TTF file. If t is equal
<br>to -1 the corresponding symbols should be omitted.
<br>E.g. an enc file can look as follows
<br>'120 32
<br>'130..'137 112
<br>'132 -1
<br>Note that the order of two last lines is important and that both octal
<br>and decimal notations for symbol position are allowable.
<br>After you choose new encoding, the font table on the screen should change.<br><br>I have attached the example encoding. CAn someone please clarify this for me? Say I have a ttf font in which letter A which is U+0041 and is in postion 65, so can I say in my encoding file '9 65, where 9 stands for the number of character A in the metafont source?<br>
<br>Thanks<br></div>