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Re: bitstrea.map
>>>>> "Karl" == Karl Berry <karl@cs.umb.edu> writes:
> borr108a OratorBT-TenPitch BT 0755 orator10
> borr158a OratorBT-FifteenPitch BT 0758 orator15
> Well, I just made them up. I guess maybe borr8a10 would be
> better. zborr8a10 probably the only really `correct' name.
I prefer borr8a10, names beginning with z should be used if nothing
else helps, at least in my opinion. In this case 10 and 15 are design
sizes except that the doesn't describe the size in points.
If a filename begins with z, all other characters will be arbitrary.
Thus there will be no entry in typeface.map which means that I don't
get a directory name for the fonts.
Could we stay with borr8a{10,15} ? Does fontinst depend on the design
size?
And there is another one:
zbshans ShelleyAndanteBT-Regular BT 0593 shlyandn
zbshals ShelleyAllegroBT-Regular BT 0594 shlyalln
zbshvos ShelleyVolanteBT-Regular BT 0595 shlyvoln
I can't use typeface.map to get a directory name (because of the z).
If z is ignored they go to bakersig/ which is obviously wrong.
There are some other script fonts, namely:
bernhard bb7rw8a BernhardTangoBT
brush bburw8a BrushScriptBT
lydian blyrw8a LydianCursiveBT
lectra bearw8a Transitional521BT
The only difference is that the shelley fonts are three (slightly)
different typefaces with the same parameters (weight, encoding, ...)
which should go to the same directory.
As they only differ in the typeface they could be named something like
b??rw8a. And you would usually use only one of them in the same
document.
I suggest to put into bitstrea.map something like:
b0srw8a ShelleyAndanteBT-Regular BT 0593 shlyandn
b1srw8a ShelleyAllegroBT-Regular BT 0594 shlyalln
b2srw8a ShelleyVolanteBT-Regular BT 0595 shlyvoln
and into typeface.map:
0s shelley Shelley
1s shelley Shelley
2s shelley Shelley
The typeface names {0,1,2}s are not used at this time but I think it
is a good idea to use other ones. Typeface names like <number><letter>
are not used yet and could be reserved for special purposes. Who knows
what comes in the future?
There are many typefaces named __ in typeface.map. What's the reason?
Do you think they are useless or was nobody interested in them?
Thank you very much for your help.
Regards,
Reinhard
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