On 14-8-2011 2:30, Mojca Miklavec wrote:
On Sun, Aug 14, 2011 at 09:59, Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
For MkIV you can put the definition in “type-<font>.mkiv” and when
put “\setupbodyfont[<font>]” in your document ConTeXt loads the file
without the need for \usetypescriptfile.
Thank you. That is very useful to know.
When you want to support XeTeX and pdfTeX at the same time you have
to use \beginNEWTEX and \beginOLDTEX when you want both of them in
the same file but you can also put both in separate files where is
loaded from type-<font>.mkii
\ifnum\texengine\pdftexengine
\usetypescriptfile[type-<font>-pdftex]
\else
\usetypescriptfile[type-<font>-xetex]
\fi
Thank you. So no general guidelines about the desired approach exist?
(I'm thinking about type-one-<font>.mkii& type-otf-<font>.mkii.)
Speaking for mkiv, some run time loading modules new get names like
*-imp-*.mkiv in order to avoid clashes with core (code) modules. At some
point I will probably rename some of the type-*.mkiv files (after all
imp is already supported there). Also, some font definitions might move
to lfg files (and some already are).
btw, dejavu is already defined in mkiv
Hans
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