Using fonts from the LaTeX Font Catalogue.
Philip Taylor
P.Taylor at Hellenic-Institute.Uk
Tue May 4 09:32:35 CEST 2021
Boris Veytsman wrote:
> By the way, for plain TeX users the road is only slightly more bumpy:
> t1pbsi.sty inputs pbsi.fd, which has the lines
>
> \DeclareFontShape{T1}{pbsi}{xl}{n}{
> <-> s * [1.2] pbsi8t
> }{}
>
> Thus the following should work - and it does!
>
> \font \myfont = pbsi8t
OK, so now we know that as well as its plain text name,
BrushScriptX-Italic is also known to TeX as "pbsi8t". A quick search
using Voidtools 'Everything' reveals that TeX Live 2021 contains, in
addition to the aforementioned, t1pbsi.fd, pbsi.sty, pbsi8t.vf,
pbsi8t.tfm, pbsi8r.tfm, pbsi.tfm, pbsi.map and config.pbsi. Strangely,
it does /not/ contain "t1pbsi.sty", wherein Boris found a reference to
"pbsi.fd", and indeed my entire 32TB disc farm does not contain a file
of that name, nor does it contain Boris' "pbsi.fd". Perhaps these are
specific to Unix installations — I wot not.
So, might it be an idea to augment the LaTeX Font Catalogue to give the
TeX-specific names for the listed fonts, as well as their canonical names ?
--
/Philip Taylor/
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