unicode a mapovani znaku

[Pavel Reznicek]

Arnost Stedry napsal(a):

> Dobry den,
>
> snazim se vyrobit sadu kodovani pro pohodlnou praci s truetypy
>
> bohuzel prilis casto pri pouziti ttf2tfm narazim na hlasky typu:
>
> ttf2tfm: WARNING: Cannot find character `afii10094'
>         specified in input encoding.
>
> pripadne
>
> ttf2tfm: WARNING: Cannot find character `cyrbreve'
> ...
>
> pricemz urcite vim, ze hledany znak se ve fontu urcite nachazi, pouze
> pod jinym jmenem. nevite, jestli lze
> v .enc  souboru pouzit odkaz na cislo znaku?
>
> inspiraci jsem hledal hlavne v projektu MinionPro
> http://cvs.berlios.de/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/minionpro/MinionPro/enc/#dirlist
>
>
> tam bohuzel pouzivaji  odkaz typu /uni03C2 ktery mne take nefunguje
>
> Arnost Stedry
>
Dobry den,

cituji z texmf/doc/ttf2pk/ttf2pk.doc:

... With afm2tfm, you must access each glyph with its
Adobe glyph name, e.g.  `/quotedsingle' or `/Acircumflex'.
This has been extended with ttf2tfm; now you can (and
sometimes must)  access the code  points and/or glyphs  directly using
the following syntax for specifying the character position in decimal,
octal,     or     hexadecimal     notation:     `/.c<decimal-number>',
`/.c0<octal-number>',   or   `/.c0x<hexadecimal-number>'.    Examples:
`/.c72', `/.c0646', `/.c0x48'.  To  access a glyph index directly, use
the  character `g'  instead of  `c' in  the just  introduced notation.
Example: `/.g0x32'. ...

Takze pro Vas by se hodil pristup k jednotlivym znakum pomoci
unikodovych indexu
/.c<cislo> (character/znak s kodem <cislo>)

Pristup /.g<cislo> (<cislo>-ty "obrazek znaku" v TTF fontu) by taky sel,
ale zde jde o absolutni posici jen mezi znaky,
ktere font obsahuje, takze to povazuji za dosti mene prakticke.

Na ukazku prikladam sve kodovani pro hebrejsky font Shebrew. Funguje dobre.

Pavel Reznicek
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