[cl-pdf-devel] Fonts?
Carlos Ungil
ungil at mac.com
Fri May 27 22:40:09 UTC 2005
Hello,
I'm not an expert, but I'll tell you what I did to have GillSans in
cl-typesetting.
I use MacOS X and I had the following in my system:
/Library/Fonts/GillSans.dfont
cl-pdf needs afm and pfb files (see cl-pdf/t1-font.lisp). The second
file is optional
but I don't know what's the difference it makes, so I included it as
well just in case.
I used http://fontforge.sourceforge.net to convert the font definition:
open the dfont file (and select one of the styles available)
execute File/Generate Fonts...
this generates the pfb and afm files
(the option "output afm" was enabled by default)
To use the :font "GillSans" just load it before:
(pdf:load-t1-font #P"/tmp/GillSans.afm" #P"/tmp/GillSans.pfb")
I hope this helps,
Carlos
On May 27, 2005, at 6:21 PM, Peter Seibel wrote:
> So can someone point me to or provide a brief summary of how to use
> new fonts with CL-PDF. I'm deeply ignorant of almost everything to do
> with fonts so please start at the beginning. For instance:
>
> - In what format do I need to obtain the fonts I want to use?
>
> - Where do I save them relative to the cl-pdf/cl-typesetting software?
>
> - What else do I have to do to let cl-pdf/cl-typesetting know about
> them?
>
> - How do I know how refer to them in a call to pdf:get-font?
>
> -Peter
>
> --
> Peter Seibel peter at gigamonkeys.com
>
> Lisp is the red pill. -- John Fraser, comp.lang.lisp
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