Hi All,
When using customised fonts for dynamics, the following works just fine:
\override DynamicText.font-name = "Noto Serif Bold Italic"
But I have a new commercial Open Type font on the Linux system, correctly
installed as proven by being able to use it in other applications:
\override Dyna
Answering my own question, using Font Forge to examine this font more
closely, the Postscript name contains no spaces, as follows:
CoreSlabM27CnExtraLight
Using this name in lilypond 2.19.48 works. Since this is already an italic
face, there is no need to put Italic after the name.
But the more
> But I have a new commercial Open Type font on the Linux system,
> correctly installed as proven by being able to use it in other
> applications:
>
> \override DynamicText.font-name = "Core Slab M 27 Cn ExtraLight Italic"
>
> but lilypond does not use it, despite reporting its existence using
>
Hi Werner,
It’s commercially licenced. I can’t, therefore.
Andrew
On 1 October 2016 at 11:30:09 pm, Werner LEMBERG (w...@gnu.org) wrote:
Please send me the font off-list for further investigation.
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> It’s commercially licenced. I can’t, therefore.
OK. First, I would like to see the fontconfig entry. Say
fc-list -v > fc-list.log
on the command line, search the entry for your font in the created log
file and post it here.
Then please get `ttx' from
https://github.com/fonttools/fontt
Andrew Bernard writes:
>> On 1 October 2016 at 11:30:09 pm, Werner LEMBERG (w...@gnu.org) wrote:
>>
>> Please send me the font off-list for further investigation.
>
> It’s commercially licenced. I can’t, therefore.
That's what the "off-list" was about. Steps for getting your lawfully
acquired s
Hi Werner,
Using fc-list, I see that of all the large number of fonts on my system,
pretty much the only one that has no spaces in the field ‘fullname’ is the
font in question (some obscure Asian ones with complex names also.)
Using the fullname with no spaces makes the font work just fine in lil
Some more comments.
> When using customised fonts for dynamics, the following works just
> fine:
>
> \override DynamicText.font-name = "Noto Serif Bold Italic"
But the font name is *not* `Noto Serif Bold Italic'! The font name is
`Noto Serif', and the style is `Bold Italic'. That `Noto Serif
