Fontinst modifications
Thierry Bouche
Thierry.Bouche@ujf-grenoble.fr
Tue, 9 Jun 1998 17:47:28 +0200 (MET DST)
» (You can, of course, achieve a similar effect at .mtx level as well,
» by instructions such as
»
» \setglpyh{zerooldstyle}\glpyh{zero}{1000}\endsetglpyh
»
» but then you also have to take care of reshuffling the kern pairs
»
» \ifnum\kerning{#1}{#2}>0
» \setkern{#1oldstyle}{#2oldstyle}{\kerning{#1}{#2}}
» \else\ifnum\kerning{#1}{#2}<0
» \setkern{#1oldstyle}{#2oldstyle}{\kerning{#1}{#2}}
» \fi\fi
»
» which is rather tedious.)
»
i think though that hacks should stay at the mtx level. ETX define the
encoding & you should conform to it somehow.
i don't see why you wouldn't like something like
%% j8r to 7d&8r (!)
\setglpyh{zerooldstyle}\glpyh{zero}{1000}\endsetglpyh
\setleftrightkerning{zerooldstyle}{zero}
BTW i believe that null kerns are ignored by fontinst. (because there
is something like \if\kerning{a}{b}>\minimumkern\then... )
Thierry