Hraban,you can't read tfm, but have you tried converting them to pl? That's a format you can read... And you probably have a pair of vf and tfm files, so you could and should convert to vpl.BestThomasOn Nov 20, 2005, at 11:43 PM, Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:Thank you. I'm using ec, but tried also tex
AFAIK, -- and --- aren't active, but they (should) produce
ligatures, so the problem is most probably at the level of the
tfms you produced. How did you obtain them? By running texfont?
Which encoding are you using?
\defaultencoding expands to 'ec' these days (used to be 'texnansi').
Perh
I just looked into font conversion for another project. In EC.enc,
you have this line:
% LIGKERN hyphen hyphen =: endash ; endash hyphen =: emdash ;
so fonts converted by texfont and using --enc=ec should have the
dashes enabled automagically. The problem I had was with the f-
ligatures, I
Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:
Hraban,
AFAIK, -- and --- aren't active, but they (should) produce ligatures,
so the problem is most probably at the level of the tfms you produced.
How did you obtain them? By running texfont? Which encoding are you using?
\defaultencoding expands to 'ec' these d
Hraban,
AFAIK, -- and --- aren't active, but they (should) produce ligatures,
so the problem is most probably at the level of the tfms you
produced. How did you obtain them? By running texfont? Which encoding
are you using?
Thomas
On Nov 20, 2005, at 1:12 PM, Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
type-sil-gentium.tex
Description: Binary data
I'm just trying to modernize and enhance my old typescripts and
reckognized that -- and --- become inactive (i.e. don't become endash
and emdash, but stay dashes) with the SIL Gentium font (or at least
with my typescript).
How can that happen?
