--- Graham Hannington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The home page also offers instructions that are
probably perfectly readable
in Japanese, or to a more experienced FOP user, but
I have not been able to
get anywhere with this.
...
I'd really like to get JPFOP working, not just for
the
This means you can only select MS Mincho and MS PMincho
I can already use both MS Mincho (monospace) and MS PMincho (the P stands
for Proportional) just fine. The problem is that I cannot make these fonts
appear in different weights. (Or perhaps I've completely missed the point of
your email?)
Graham Hannington wrote:
I can already use both MS Mincho (monospace) and MS PMincho (the P stands
for Proportional) just fine. The problem is that I cannot make these fonts
appear in different weights. (Or perhaps I've completely missed the point of
your email?)
FOP does not have an engine to
FOP does not have an engine to create fonts with different weight a single
typeface definition.
Gotcha, thanks. I think this is what JPFOP, er, kludges (no disrespect
intended to the developer). From the JPFOP site:
renderInlineArea() method was modified. ... For Bold, the characters are
Graham Hannington wrote:
Gotcha, thanks. I think this is what JPFOP, er, kludges (no disrespect
intended to the developer). From the JPFOP site:
renderInlineArea() method was modified. ... For Bold, the characters are
rendered 4 times with offset.
If I read this correctly, and JPFOP is
-Original Message-
From: Graham Hannington
I'm using FOP to produce English and Japanese PDFs.
snip /
In the Japanese PDFs, the fonts appear at a single weight. PMincho appears
throughout in normal weight, Gothic appears throughout in bold weight.
Weird.
MS PMincho and MS Gothic
Graham Hannington wrote:
I'm using FOP to produce English and Japanese PDFs.
For English, I use Helvetica and the system monospace (Courier) fonts. For
Japanese, I use MS PMincho and MS Gothic.
In the English PDFs, the fonts appear at their desired weights (such as bold
or normal).
In the Japanese
Andreas, Chris,
Thanks very much for your responses.
Andreas,
When embedding fonts, a separate metrics file should be generated for
bold, italic and bold-italic (that is, if you want them to work properly).
Right now, your userconfig maps all combinations (normal, bold, italic,
bold-italic) to
-Original Message-
From: Graham Hannington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yep, I can see how that would be a problem... in my defence ;-),
I was just
copying lines in the supplied userconfig.xml that also does this.
Is there a
way to get TTFReader to extract separate bold, italic and
I would definitely try generating a different .xml from the same .ttc, but
change the -ttc param to say MS Mincho Bold (--you get the idea) See if
that works out okay.
I tried MS Mincho Bold and several other variations (... bold,
...-Bold, ... (Bold)), but they all resulted in:
This is a
Graham Hannington wrote:
This is a TrueType collection file with2 fonts
Containing the following fonts:
MS Mincho
MS PMincho
This means you can only select MS Mincho and MS PMincho.
Whatever the last one is. Generate the metrics, an appropriate
userconfig and try it out:
fo:block font-family='MS
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