I am trying to render a custom font "Proxima Nova" with Pango or Weasyprint,
which both yield the same result – some kind of default font is used.
The font is correctly installed on my OSX and I can use it in text editor or in
webpage.
I can list it with fontconfig as well:
$ fc-scan Library/Fonts/* Pattern has 20 elts (size 32) family: "Proxima
Nova"(s) "Proxima Nova Bl"(s) familylang: "en"(s) "en"(s) style: "Black"(s)
"Regular"(s) stylelang: "en"(s) "en"(s) fullname: "ProximaNova-Black"(s)
"Proxima Nova Black"(s) fullnamelang: "en"(s) "en"(s) slant: 0(i)(s) weight:
210(i)(s) width: 100(i)(s) foundry: "unknown"(s) file:
"Library/Fonts/ProximaNova-Black.otf"(s) index: 0(i)(s) outline: FcTrue(s)
scalable: FcTrue(s) charset: : 7fff
dfff 0001: 0004
f000 0002: 0f00
0001 3f0008c0 0003: 0010
1200 0001 0020: 7718 46010047 0010 e3f1 63ff
17da 0021: 00c8 4045 7818 000f
0022: 46268044 0800 0100 0031
000c 0023: 0100
0025:
10040001 8400 0026: 00030020 0040
0027: 0008
00e0: 0030
00f6: ff800100 7ff7 e7fe
fa5f b008 a60f 00f7: 83ff0052 07fe
0102 ff7f 00f8:
8000 00fb: 001f
Rendering these with pango yields default fonts:
pango-view -t 'Some test text' --font 'Proxima Nova' pango-view -t 'Some test
text' --font 'ProximaNova-Black' pango-view -t 'Some test text' --font
'Asdfghjkl' pango-view -t 'Some test text' --font 'Times New Roman'
But Verdana, Tahoma and some other works correctly:
pango-view -t 'Some test text' --font 'Verdana' pango-view -t 'Some test text'
--font 'Tahoma'
The same happens for weasyprint. Which fonts pango-view is actually using? How
can I help it to start using my fonts?
Vojtěch Knyttl | GoOut
kny...@goout.cz
+420 607 008 510
http://goout.cz
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