2010-08-01 22:29, Alan Munn skrev:
On Aug 1, 2010, at 4:08 PM, BPJ wrote:
2010-08-01 20:11, Khaled Hosny skrev:
On Sun, Aug 01, 2010 at 07:53:58PM +0200, BPJ wrote:
2010-07-30 06:25, Will Robertson skrev:
\newfontfamily\foo[<options>]{<font name>}
The ability to say
\newfontfamily\foo{Foo Bold} Bar baz
or rather
\newfontfamily\foo[Style=Bold]{Foo} Bar baz
% Where "Bold" could be Bold/Italic/BoldItalic/SmallCaps/Normal
and get the equivalent of
\newfontfamily\foo{Foo} \bfseries Bar baz
Though I guess providing a Style option for the user
and insert \bfseries etc. / define commands including
them will actually be necessary anyway...
If you want a specific style, then use \newfontface not \newfontfamily.
D'oh, thats what i MEANT, but the fact remains:
I still need to put in the \bfseries etc.
If the font has separate Bold, Italic etc., then no.
e.g. \newfontface{\bold}{TeX Gyre Heros Bold}
then \bold foo
will produce 'foo' in the bold version of the font.
Sorry. All's well: an uppercased letter too many had crept in.
I had literally written:
\newfontface{\foo}{DejaVu Serif Bold} \Foo Foo bar
instead of what it should be. In other words I got what
I deserved for fooing around too much!
I'll still need to stick in commands/define features to
get smallcaps, though...
/BP
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