Design Notes for Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) 2.0 Draft Published

2010-12-20 Thread Simon Pepping
Design Notes for Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) 2.0 Draft
Published, see http://www.w3.org/News/2010#entry-8981.

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Question regarding (OpenType) font support

2010-12-20 Thread Martin Sievers
Dear list members,

I've been looking at the FOP font mechanism for some days now, but still
don't have a clue what's going wrong. I want to create PDF documents and
use custom fonts, especially OpenType. Therefore I added a configuration
file according to the documentation.


   
  
 
 /home/martin/.fonts

 
 /home/martin/.fonts

 
 
  
   


Unfortunately FOP still does not find any font other than the ones from
Base 14. I then created some metrics for the TrueType fonts and added
corresponding lines to the configurations, but no change.

"org.apache.fop.tools.fontlist.FontListMain" does not show any custom
font at all.

>From reading different statements on the web I couldn't get a solution
either. So, how can I use Opentype fonts with FOP 1.0? Is there any
(easy) way? Why does FOP not find my TrueType fonts installed?

Thank you for your responses.

Best regards
Martin Sievers
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Re: Question regarding (OpenType) font support

2010-12-20 Thread Chris Bowditch

On 20/12/2010 16:19, Martin Sievers wrote:

Dear list members,


Hi Martin,


I've been looking at the FOP font mechanism for some days now, but still
don't have a clue what's going wrong. I want to create PDF documents and
use custom fonts, especially OpenType. Therefore I added a configuration
file according to the documentation.


FOP has only limited support for Open Type fonts. Specifically it cannot 
deal with OTF Fonts that contain CFF glyphs. In my experience, most OTF 
Fonts contain CFF glyphs. I suggest you attempt to add the font manually 
rather than trying to auto detect it or adding whole directories. When 
the Font is added explicitly you should receive more feedbak about why 
FOP can't deal with the Font, e.g.










   
  
  /home/martin/.fonts

  
  /home/martin/.fonts

  
  
   



Unfortunately FOP still does not find any font other than the ones from
Base 14. I then created some metrics for the TrueType fonts and added
corresponding lines to the configurations, but no change.


Metrics Files are not required by FOP v1.0. In fact using them prevents 
some newer features of FOP's font support, so we recommend that you 
don't generate the metrics files.

"org.apache.fop.tools.fontlist.FontListMain" does not show any custom
font at all.

> From reading different statements on the web I couldn't get a solution
either. So, how can I use Opentype fonts with FOP 1.0? Is there any
(easy) way? Why does FOP not find my TrueType fonts installed?

Thank you for your responses.


Thanks,

Chris


Best regards
Martin Sievers



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