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On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 6:12 PM, Hans Hagen wrote:
Thomas A. Schmitz wrote:
On Nov 10, 2008, at 5:16 PM, Hans Hagen wrote:
it's probably the fallback font ... how is it used?
Hans
In a metafun label (which I can't replace with \sometxt):
label.top(decimal value,origin) ;
label.top(textext(decimal value),origin) ;
Maybe that's the reason ... decimal value will be typeset with metapost, while textext will be typeset with TeX. I have a feeling that Hans defined "lmtt" as default (fallback) font somewhere in metafun code, so that one gets used. font-ini.mkii:% [texnansi-lmtt10] font-ini.mkii:% [ec-lmtt10] font-ini.mkii:% [texnansi-lmtt10] font-ini.mkiv:% [texnansi-lmtt10] meta-ini.mkii: defaultfont:="rm-lmtt10"; meta-ini.mkiv: defaultfont:="rm-lmtt10"; meta-tex.mkii:\definefontsynonym[MPtxtfont][texnansi-lmtt10] But I have no idea when this has happened. I remember having to add texnansi-lmtt because of XeTeX complaining of (most probably) exactly the same thing. There are probably zero benefits if this gets fixed back.
forget about sometxt ...
[unless you work with mkii]
that's mojca's personal hack
Suggestion that I need to forget XeTeX I guess :) :) :) Mojca