On Wednesday, 29 September 1999, Matthew Hiller writes:
> Yup. The procedure below basically worked. There were a few
> problems in that the time signature bits of the font didn't get dumped to
> xpms; instead I got error messages like:
>
> ../buildscripts/mf-to-xpms.sh: out/feta26-timesig-C4/4.xpm: No such file
> or directory
:-)
A slash in a name is not so smart, in this case.
If you really f-to-xpms, send a patch. The C4/4 should be fixed with
# numbered files
if [ "x$named" = "x" ]; then
NUMS=`grep "^C *[0-9]* *;" $afm | sed "s!^C *\([^ ;]*\).*!\\1!"`
PBMS=`grep "^C *[0-9]* *;" $afm | sed "s!^C *\([^ ;]*\).*!out/$font-\\1.pbm!"`
else
NUMS=`grep "^C *[0-9]* *;" $afm |
sed -e 's!^C *.*; *N *\([^ ;]*\).*!\\1!' -e 's!/!-!g'`
PBMS=`grep "^C *[0-9]* *;" $afm |
sed -e 's!^C *.*; *N *\([^ ;]*\).*!\\1!' -e 's!/!-!g' \
-e "s!.*!out/$font-&.pbm!"`
fi
> Also, certain pixmaps came through cut off around different edges,
> especially for lower font sizes. Certain pixmaps (e.g., the upper
> 32nd note and 64th note flags) gave me blank pixmaps at any font
Odd. I've no idea how this happens, maybe there's an origin/offset
problem.
> size. These are largely things I can fix by hand, though.
Jan.
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