[OS X TeX] Follow up on Two problems with Lucida Bright fonts on Mac Tex

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 24.09.2007 um 20:11 schrieb Gordon Sick:

> # Y&Y's Lucida Bright and  Lucida New Math supporting "Berry"-style
> # tfm names (commercial fonts):
> Map lucidabr.ma
> Map lumath.map
>
> # Y&Y's Lucida Bright and  Lucida New Math supporting "Y&Y"-style
> # tfm names (commercial fonts):
> #! Map lucidabr-o.map
> #! Map lumath-o.map
>
> The error is in Map lucidabr.ma, which should read Map lucidabr.map

No, this definitely is *not* correct! What you report as a gwTeX  
error is exactly *your* work. Proof: the same region cited from  
inside the archive:

	# Y&Y's Lucida Bright and  Lucida New Math supporting "Berry"-style
	# tfm names (commercial fonts):
	#! Map lucidabr.map
	#! Map lumath.map
	
	# Y&Y's Lucida Bright and  Lucida New Math supporting "Y&Y"-style
	# tfm names (commercial fonts):
	#! Map lucidabr-o.map
	#! Map lumath-o.map

(There *is* good reason not to edit updmap.cfg directly. For example  
no feedback from faults.)

> Somebody should fix this error in the archives.
>
> BTW, is the comment above incorrect inasmuch as lucidabr-o is Berry  
> style and lucidabr.map is Y&Y style? Or do I have it backwards?

Those MAP file fragments that use the texnansi encoding for a font  
are definitely not in Karl Berry style but rather Y&Y.

>
> Running the gwTeX distribution, I tried to enable lucidabr.map with
> sudo updmap-sys --enable Map lucida.map
> It responded
> updmap: configuration (updmap.cfg) unchanged. Map files will not be  
> recreated.

Because there is no lucida.map file, as mentioned weeks ago. And why  
do you write "lucidabr.map" and then try to enable "lucida.map?"

>
> It contains the lines
> #! Map lucida.map

Which is, again, your work.

> Map lucidabr-o.map
> Map lumath-o.map


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   Pete

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