Re: [tex4ht] Huge update of tex4ht-fonts-noncjk.tex
Looks like Eitan defined some lgr-related aliases for libertine, e.g., tex4ht/ht-fonts/alias/libertine/fxlri-xl-lgr.htf contains the two lines: --- .fxlr-xl-lgr htfcss: fxlri-xl-lgrs font-style:italic; --- So maybe other fonts can point to .fxlr-xl-lgr? Also, FWIW, the gfs fonts (gfsdidot, gfsbodoni, etc.) support LGR, also cbfonts. They don't have htf files, but maybe htfgen could actually work. I know a couple of good people who can answer Greek-specific questions (but know nothing in particular about tex4ht), if they can help. I tried gfsbodoni and tex4ht reported some htf files mismatch, but the result seemed OK. luckily, the fonts reported used encoding and it is present in TL, so it is easy to use htfgen to create a .htf file. I realized just now, that instead of creating full .htf file for each font, it is enough to create them only for enc files and in font htfs just link to them, together with css information. Best, Michal
Re: [tex4ht] Huge update of tex4ht-fonts-noncjk.tex
for example I've tried to make fonts for `LGR` fontenc Looks like Eitan defined some lgr-related aliases for libertine, e.g., tex4ht/ht-fonts/alias/libertine/fxlri-xl-lgr.htf contains the two lines: --- .fxlr-xl-lgr htfcss: fxlri-xl-lgrs font-style:italic; --- So maybe other fonts can point to .fxlr-xl-lgr? Also, FWIW, the gfs fonts (gfsdidot, gfsbodoni, etc.) support LGR, also cbfonts. They don't have htf files, but maybe htfgen could actually work. I know a couple of good people who can answer Greek-specific questions (but know nothing in particular about tex4ht), if they can help. Thanks, Karl
Re: [tex4ht] Huge update of tex4ht-fonts-noncjk.tex
Hi Karl, Fantastic. Committed (r150). I took the liberty of renaming the lua and tex to t1fontmake.lua and t1fontsample.tex, hoping that will help find them in the future. I also added most of your email message to tex4ht-fonts-noncjk.tex as commentary in that chapter. I'll install all the new light htf files in TL when updates resume there. great :) Huge update Indeed. It would be nice to split up the huge source files into smaller pieces. It gets hard to figure out what is in them. For instance, looking at where the \Chapter commands are in noncjk, it looks like the Adobe chapter deserves its own file. And your new Converted chapter could be its own file too. Maybe ... it seems like a good idea, for example `modern As for other support, it seems nothing comes easy. For instance, tfm names *-ot1.tfm (LaTeX name) should correspond to *7t.htf (fontname name), but the only non-alias *7t.htf I see are: ht-fonts/unicode/adobe/courier/pcrr7t.htf - monospace ht-fonts/unicode/adobe/courier/pcrrc7t.htf - monospace, small caps? ht-fonts/unicode/adobe/times/ptmrc7t.htf - regular + small caps ht-fonts/unicode/adobe/times/ptmri7t.htf - italic Why italic? No idea. And these might well be specially for the Adobe base35 fonts, despite the name. And since there are no comments explaining what the encoding actually is, it will be laborious to discover where the differences are. The Cyrillic encodings *t2a, t2b, t2c, x2, might correspond (somewhat) to existing *z.htf files. Can we not generate .htf files from .enc files? In the new font packages, there should be an enc file for every user-intended tfm, defined in the .map file in the package. Anyway. Just stray thoughts. Thanks so much for all your work, Karl
Re: [tex4ht] Huge update of tex4ht-fonts-noncjk.tex
it seems like a good idea, for example `modern sorry, I accidentally sent the mail too soon. modern fonts are included in their own file, we may cut the huge tex4ht-fonts-noncjk.tex into many smaller files. As for other support, it seems nothing comes easy. For instance, tfm names *-ot1.tfm (LaTeX name) should correspond to *7t.htf (fontname name), but the only non-alias *7t.htf I see are: ht-fonts/unicode/adobe/courier/pcrr7t.htf - monospace ht-fonts/unicode/adobe/courier/pcrrc7t.htf - monospace, small caps? ht-fonts/unicode/adobe/times/ptmrc7t.htf - regular + small caps ht-fonts/unicode/adobe/times/ptmri7t.htf - italic it is only important that character codes corresponds, the styling information is included in the light .htf files. But we may of cource create new master .htf file using htfgen for some font, verify that all characters are correct and then reference to it. The Cyrillic encodings *t2a, t2b, t2c, x2, might correspond (somewhat) to existing *z.htf files. Can we not generate .htf files from .enc files? In the new font packages, there should be an enc file for every user-intended tfm, defined in the .map file in the package. we can, this is what htfgen does, but we may get too many huge files as the result. but sometimes it is nearly impossible to find usable .enc files, for example I've tried to make fonts for `LGR` fontenc and couldn't find anything usable, the HTML contained different characters than the source file. Anyway. Just stray thoughts. Thanks so much for all your work, Karl Best, Michal
Re: [tex4ht] Huge update of tex4ht-fonts-noncjk.tex
Hi Michal, (Sorry for the delayed reply.) Lua file, sample TeX file and patch for tex4ht-fonts-noncjk.tex are attached. Fantastic. Committed (r150). I took the liberty of renaming the lua and tex to t1fontmake.lua and t1fontsample.tex, hoping that will help find them in the future. I also added most of your email message to tex4ht-fonts-noncjk.tex as commentary in that chapter. I'll install all the new light htf files in TL when updates resume there. Huge update Indeed. It would be nice to split up the huge source files into smaller pieces. It gets hard to figure out what is in them. For instance, looking at where the \Chapter commands are in noncjk, it looks like the Adobe chapter deserves its own file. And your new Converted chapter could be its own file too. Maybe ... As for other support, it seems nothing comes easy. For instance, tfm names *-ot1.tfm (LaTeX name) should correspond to *7t.htf (fontname name), but the only non-alias *7t.htf I see are: ht-fonts/unicode/adobe/courier/pcrr7t.htf - monospace ht-fonts/unicode/adobe/courier/pcrrc7t.htf - monospace, small caps? ht-fonts/unicode/adobe/times/ptmrc7t.htf - regular + small caps ht-fonts/unicode/adobe/times/ptmri7t.htf - italic Why italic? No idea. And these might well be specially for the Adobe base35 fonts, despite the name. And since there are no comments explaining what the encoding actually is, it will be laborious to discover where the differences are. The Cyrillic encodings *t2a, t2b, t2c, x2, might correspond (somewhat) to existing *z.htf files. Can we not generate .htf files from .enc files? In the new font packages, there should be an enc file for every user-intended tfm, defined in the .map file in the package. Anyway. Just stray thoughts. Thanks so much for all your work, Karl
