Re: fontname code for scaled variants

[Thierry Bouche <Thierry.Bouche@ujf-grenoble.fr>]

Concernant « Re: fontname code for scaled variants », Hilmar Schlegel écrit : «
» K. Berry wrote:
» > 
» >     at least set aside a few for ``user specific variants''.
» > 
» > Well, as long as the font isn't being distributed widely, it doesn't
» > really matter what name you give it.
» > 
» > But anyway, the only single characters I see that are sort of available
» > are 0-4 and b.  Why don't we say `0'.  And we can reserve [5679]z.
» > 
» > OK? Will that help?
» 
» Ugh! Why not using design-size appended as common for Tex fonts?

if i understood well melissa's question, she needs something for a
font that is not scaled the same way along the x/y-axis, so here she
needs an x-designsize + an y- one.

Personnally, for very personnal undistributable metrics, i use
uppercase letters.