> > Now I write a shell script to generate the subfonts of *Unicode*
> > encoded real fonts and subfonts which are mapped to virtual GBK
> > fonts, [...]
> >
> > I find that in the pdf or ps file, the english are ritht, but the
> > chinese are messy codes, why? The attachemt is my shell script
>
> Sorry, I don't have time to check your script in detail, but: Don't
> install the *.enc files! They must not be used.
>
> You might have a look into the Makefile Danai has posted a few weeks
> ago to this list -- it does something similar for Korean fonts.
Dear Werner,
I see the Makefile Danai has posted to the mail list, but perhaps it
is too complicated to use by me, so I want to use the subfonts.pe the generate
another *set* of subfonts with GBK encoding. If I want to do this thing,
can I use the following command:
fontforge -script subfonts.pe my_font.ttf my_font_name UGBK.sfd
And I also want to know, if I do this thing, the ttf font, such as
Sun-ExtB.ttf, can be used or not?
Furthermore, how can I know a ttf font can be manipulate with subfonts.pe
for GBK encoding rightly, say, can a GB18030 ttf font be used for GBK encoding
after the processing by subfonts.pe?
Best,
Hongsheng.
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