I spent some (too much) time today improving my Greek module. For the time being, two questions remain; I'm confident that they're not too difficult for the experts; any help would be appreciated. I've succesfully defined my fonts and scale like so: \def\setupgreek#1[#2]{% \getparameters[GG][Scale=,Font=,#2] \edef\MyScale{\GGScale}% \processaction[\GGFont] [ SomeFont1=>\def\MyFont{somefont }, SomeFont2=>\def\MyFont{someotherfont }]% } \protect (The space after "somefont" looks ugly, but I haven't figured out how to get rid of it; TeX will always complain if I delete it.) 1. After this definition, this will work: \definebodyfont[4pt,5pt,6pt,7pt,8pt,9pt,10pt,10.5pt,11pt,12pt,14pt,14.4p t,16pt,18pt,20pt,22pt][rm][Gf=\MyFont sa \MyScale] This, however, will not work: \definefont[Gf][\MyFont sa \MyScale] and I don't see why. Can anybody explain? I see that the \definefont... takes care of the annoying problem with font sizes, so I would prefer that way. 2. In my module, I define some special symbols: \define\koppa{\getglyph{\MyFont}{\char37}} Is there a way to give the same scaling factor here as in the definition of \Gf? I tried \define\koppa{\getglyph{\MyFont scaled XXXX}{\char37}} as a first attempt which kind of works but gives me the letters "at" in the pdf in front of the symbol. Best Thomas
Thomas A.Schmitz wrote:
I spent some (too much) time today improving my Greek module. For the time being, two questions remain; I'm confident that they're not too difficult for the experts; any help would be appreciated.
See below for my (adjusted) input file, I hope it helps.
(The space after "somefont" looks ugly, but I haven't figured out how to get rid of it; TeX will always complain if I delete it.)
Using \getvalue{MyFont} instead of \MyFont will allow you to remove the space from the definition, but that may not be what you want, because it is more cumbersome. If that is the case, just leave the space there.
1. After this definition, this will work: \definebodyfont[4pt,5pt,6pt,7pt,8pt,9pt,10pt,10.5pt,11pt,12pt,14pt,14.4p t,16pt,18pt,20pt,22pt][rm][Gf=\MyFont sa \MyScale]
This, however, will not work: \definefont[Gf][\MyFont sa \MyScale]
Both work for me. Unless I misunderstood what it is supposed to do.
2. In my module, I define some special symbols: \define\koppa{\getglyph{\MyFont}{\char37}}
Rude, but effective: \define\koppa {{\Gf \char37}} Greetings, Taco ---------- \def\setupgreek#1[#2]{% \getparameters[GG][Scale=,Font=,#2] \edef\MyScale{\GGScale}% \processaction[\GGFont] [ SomeFont1=>\def\MyFont{cmbx10}, SomeFont2=>\def\MyFont{cmtt10}]% } \setupgreek[Scale=5,Font=SomeFont1] \definebodyfont[4pt,5pt,6pt,7pt,8pt,9pt,10pt,10.5pt,11pt,12pt,14pt,14.4pt,16pt,18pt,20pt,22pt][rm][rm=\getvalue{MyFont} sa \MyScale] \definefont[Gf][\getvalue{MyFont} sa \MyScale] \starttext Beo {\switchtobodyfont[20pt]Beolarge} Beo {\Gf Beolarge} \stoptext
Taco, thanks so much! I really appreciate the wonderful ConTeXt community without whose help I would never have been able to even get started. On Jan 23, 2005, at 10:33 AM, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
This, however, will not work: \definefont[Gf][\MyFont sa \MyScale] Both work for me. Unless I misunderstood what it is supposed to do.
\Gf is later used in the macros to define the Greek font. When defined with the \definebodyfont alternative, this works; when I try the \definefont, I get this error message: ! Undefined control sequence. <argument> ...else \getvalue {MyFont} sa \MyScale \@@@instring \expanded ...\long \xdef \@@expanded {\noexpand #1 }\@@expanded \p!doifinstringelse ...{\pp!doifinstringelse #2#1} @@\war \dodoifinstringelse ...tringelse \@@@instring {#1} \@EA \firstoftwoarguments ... \dodefinefont ...2][#3]->\doifinstringelse { }{#2} {\ifthirdargument \unexpa... <to be read again> \par l.19 ? It looks like \MyFont doesn't get expanded when the \definefont command is read, but this is an area of TeX that I find especially opaque...
Rude, but effective:
\define\koppa {{\Gf \char37}}
Yes, this works and is just what I want. Great!
Greetings, Taco
---------- \def\setupgreek#1[#2]{% \getparameters[GG][Scale=,Font=,#2] \edef\MyScale{\GGScale}% \processaction[\GGFont] [ SomeFont1=>\def\MyFont{cmbx10}, SomeFont2=>\def\MyFont{cmtt10}]% } \setupgreek[Scale=5,Font=SomeFont1]
\definebodyfont[4pt,5pt,6pt,7pt,8pt,9pt,10pt,10.5pt,11pt,12pt,14pt,14.4 pt,16pt,18pt,20pt,22pt][rm][rm=\getvalue{MyFont} sa \MyScale]
\definefont[Gf][\getvalue{MyFont} sa \MyScale]
\starttext Beo {\switchtobodyfont[20pt]Beolarge} Beo {\Gf Beolarge} \stoptext
Thanks a lot, Taco! Best Thomas
Thomas A.Schmitz wrote:
This, however, will not work: \definefont[Gf][\MyFont sa \MyScale]
It looks like \MyFont doesn't get expanded when the \definefont command is read, but this is an area of TeX that I find especially opaque...
I see. You need \expanded{\definefont[Gf][\MyFont sa \MyScale]} Or you could \xdef the MyScale (instead of \edef), making it global. Greetings, Taco
Taco, I feel bad taking your time, but still no go. For clarity's sake, I leave aside the scaling for the time being. I thought that after unprotect \def\setupgreek#1[#2]{% \getparameters[GG][Scale=,Font=,#2]%Font,Scale \xdef\MyScale{\GGScale}% \processaction[\GGFont] [ SomeFont=>\xdef\MyFont{somefont }]% } \protect the macro \MyFont would always expand to "somefont ". But it doesn't seem to do so in \definefont[Gf][\MyFont] I still get the error message. When I assign it "manually" \definefont[Gf][somefont ] it works. I tried every combination of \expanded, \xdef or \edef, but it doesn't seem to work (while it does work in \definebodyfont). So it must be something within ConTeXt that doesn't let it expand, and I don't see how I could escape this problem. The \definebodyfont is a workaround for now, but it has the problem that I have to give precise font dimensions, which might fail in certain circumstances. Thanks again Thomas On Jan 23, 2005, at 3:06 PM, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Thomas A.Schmitz wrote:
This, however, will not work: \definefont[Gf][\MyFont sa \MyScale]
It looks like \MyFont doesn't get expanded when the \definefont command is read, but this is an area of TeX that I find especially opaque...
I see. You need
\expanded{\definefont[Gf][\MyFont sa \MyScale]}
Or you could \xdef the MyScale (instead of \edef), making it global.
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Thomas A.Schmitz wrote:
the macro \MyFont would always expand to "somefont ". But it doesn't seem to do so in
It should (at least until someone calls \xdef\MyFont again).
\definefont[Gf][\MyFont]
I still get the error message.
The problem is not the \MyFont \def, but in the \definefont, that is why I thought that \expanded{\definefont[Gf][\MyFont]} should work. And, AFAICS, it does work fine here. Greetings, Taco
Thomas A.Schmitz wrote:
I spent some (too much) time today improving my Greek module. For the time being, two questions remain; I'm confident that they're not too difficult for the experts; any help would be appreciated.
what exactly do you want to achieve, if it's only some font following the sizes and styyles ... \definefontsynonym [Funny] [cmr10] \definefontsynonym [FunnyBold] [cmbx10] \definefontsynonym [FunnyItalic] [cmti10] % \definefontsynonym [FunnySlanted] [...] % \definefontsynonym [FunnyBoldItalic] [...] % \definefontsynonym [FunnyBoldSlanted] [...] \def\MyFunnyFont{\symbolicfont{Funny}} test {\MyFunnyFont test} test test {\it \MyFunnyFont test} test test {\bf \MyFunnyFont test} test ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks for your help and interest. OK, what I want to achieve is: setting up a collection of fonts for ancient (i.e. polytonic) Greek. These fonts need to be mixed into normal text, and there needs to be a simple way of switching to them. For the time being, I want to use the "babel"-encoding for writing Greek, so I need to make a couple of catcode changes (babel uses ~ and | for accents) [I guess if I can make this work, I will then try and see if I can cook something up that will actually take unicode characters and transform them into something palatable for TeX, taking Adam's work as a model). I also need to create commands to access a couple of special symbols like koppa, sampi and braces for critical editions. What I have: the fonts (there's 7 of them) in TeX-readable format (tfm + pfb) With the help of Giuseppe and several others, I have cooked up a macro that will switch to those fonts and do the catcode changes etc. Thus far, they had to be invoked with an \input for every single font. Problems: Depending on the Latin font used for the main document, the Greek font needs to be scaled or it will look ugly (too small, too big in comparison). Hence my attempt to use Context's "sa" construct. I want to simplify things by writing a single module that will give access to all the fonts by providing a unified way of choosing one of them. My idea was having a module that would provide a new command \setupgreek that would take two arguments: Name of the font suitable for users, scaling factor. E. g. \setupgreek[Oxonia][1.08] This module would then provide two commands for writing Greek, \localgreek{...} and \startgreek ... \stopgreek + commands for accessing the symbols. Problems so far: my module defines the Greek font as a body font. As far as I can see, this will only work for predefined sizes [4pt,5pt etc.]. When a user sepcifies an unusual font size for his main document or when TeX calculates a weird size (e.g. in footnotes, Alan Bowens's problem last week), the font isn't defined anymore, and the macro for writing Greek doesn't work. \definefont doesn't appear to have this problem, but it works only if I give the name of the font "manually," I couldn't make it accept an internal macro (Taco was very helpful yesterday, but I couldn't make it work). If anybody can spare five minutes, I append what I have got so far; maybe I'm overlooking something obvious. Sorry for the lengthy post and for taking your time! Thanks everybody! Thomas %module t-greek providing method for Greek input in ConTeXt \unprotect \def\setupgreek#1[#2]{% \getparameters[GG][Scale=,Font=,#2]%Font,Scale \xdef\MyScale{\GGScale}% \processaction[\GGFont] [ Oxonia=>\gdef\MyFont{greeoxon },%this switches from the "logical" name of the font to the actual tfm Ibycus=>\gdef\MyFont{fibr }, Bosporos=>\gdef\MyFont{Bosporos }, Gentium=>\gdef\MyFont{gentiumgr }, Kadmos=>\gdef\MyFont{kadmo }, Leipzig=>\gdef\MyFont{grbl }, Teubner=>\gdef\MyFont{Teubnerc }]% } \protect %\definefont[Gf][kadmo ] %When given the name of the tfm in clear, this works %\definefont[Gf][\MyFont]%This does not work, and I have no clue why \definebodyfont[4pt,5pt,6pt,7pt,8pt,9pt,10pt,10.5pt,11pt,12pt,14pt,14.4p t,16pt,18pt,20pt,22pt][rm][Gf=\MyFont sa \MyScale] %This DOES work, and I can't see what's the fundamental difference to the preceding line. \def\enablegreek{\language[greek]\catcode`~=\other\catcode`|=\other\catc ode`'=\other}%this was provided by Giuseppe \def\startgreek{\par\begingroup\Gf\enablegreek} \let\stopgreek\endgroup \def\localgreek{\groupedcommand{\Gf\enablegreek}{}} \define\sampi{{\Gf \char34}}%and this by Taco \define\digamma{{\Gf \char35}} \define\stigma{{\Gf \char36}} \define\koppa{{\Gf \char37}} \define\lunars{{\Gf \char1}} \define\lunarS{{\Gf \char13}} \define\brcl{{\Gf \char8}} \define\brcr{{\Gf \char9}} \define\hbrl{{\Gf \char123}} \define\hbrr{{\Gf \char125}} \define\crux{{\Gf \char43}} On Jan 23, 2005, at 10:24 PM, h h extern wrote:
Thomas A.Schmitz wrote:
I spent some (too much) time today improving my Greek module. For the time being, two questions remain; I'm confident that they're not too difficult for the experts; any help would be appreciated.
what exactly do you want to achieve, if it's only some font following the sizes and styyles ...
\definefontsynonym [Funny] [cmr10] \definefontsynonym [FunnyBold] [cmbx10] \definefontsynonym [FunnyItalic] [cmti10] % \definefontsynonym [FunnySlanted] [...] % \definefontsynonym [FunnyBoldItalic] [...] % \definefontsynonym [FunnyBoldSlanted] [...]
\def\MyFunnyFont{\symbolicfont{Funny}}
test {\MyFunnyFont test} test test {\it \MyFunnyFont test} test test {\bf \MyFunnyFont test} test
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Thomas A.Schmitz wrote:
If anybody can spare five minutes, I append what I have got so far; maybe I'm overlooking something obvious. Sorry for the lengthy post and for taking your time!
i cannot fond those fonts; can they downloaded? Hans ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
On Jan 24, 2005, at 6:50 PM, Hans Hagen wrote:
i cannot fond those fonts; can they downloaded?
Well, that's the point of creating this module: fibr, greeoxon, and grbl can be downloaded on CTAN (in the packages "Teubner," "psgreek," and "Ibycus" for LaTeX). Bosporos and kadmo were Greek fonts for Macintosh that I bought about 15 years ago; they were distributed by a company that doesn't exist anymore. I created the tfm etc. for my personal use (not sure about copyright stuff; if I make the module + fonts publicly available, I might have to leave them out). gentium is a unicode font that can be downloaded as a ttf from http://scripts.sil.org for free; I just created the tfm. Teubnerc is an old Greek font that I digitalized myself; it hasn't been used for about 100 years, so according to German copyright law, it is pretty much in the public domain. This module would be an effort at some sort of Uber-package for all kinds of Greek fonts bundled into one thingy. On Jan 24, 2005, at 6:50 PM, Hans Hagen wrote:
you need at least to initialize
\setupgreek[Font=Leipzig,Scale=1]
OK, did that, but doesn't make a difference. Thanks Thomas
Thomas A.Schmitz wrote:
If anybody can spare five minutes, I append what I have got so far; maybe I'm overlooking something obvious. Sorry for the lengthy post and for taking your time!
hm, this is a ll i can do in five minutes: - just use the fontname remapper instead of processaction and intermediate vars - use getvariables instead of interface specific getparameters - end the par inside the start/stopgreek - no low level hacking needed \starttext \setvariables[Greek][scale=1,font=Kadmos] \definefontsynonym[Oxonia] [greeoxon] \definefontsynonym[Ibycus] [fibr] \definefontsynonym[Bosporos][bosporos] \definefontsynonym[Gentium] [gentiumgr] \definefontsynonym[Kadmos] [kadmo] \definefontsynonym[Leipzig] [grbl] \definefontsynonym[Teubner] [teubnerc] % \definefont[Gf][\getvariable{Greek}{font} sa \getvariable{Greek}{scale}] \definebodyfont [4pt,5pt,6pt,7pt,8pt,9pt,10pt,10.5pt,11pt,12pt, 14pt,14.4pt,16pt,18pt,20pt,22pt] [rm] [Gf=\getvariable{Greek}{font} sa \getvariable{Greek}{scale}] \def\enablegreek {\language[greek]% \catcode`~=\other \catcode`|=\other \catcode`'=\other} \def\startgreek{\par\begingroup\Gf\enablegreek} \def\stopgreek {\par\endgroup} \def\localgreek{\groupedcommand{\Gf\enablegreek}\donothing} \define\sampi {{\Gf \char 34}} \define\digamma{{\Gf \char 35}} \define\stigma {{\Gf \char 36}} \define\koppa {{\Gf \char 37}} \define\lunars {{\Gf \char 1}} \define\lunarS {{\Gf \char 13}} \define\brcl {{\Gf \char 8}} \define\brcr {{\Gf \char 9}} \define\hbrl {{\Gf \char123}} \define\hbrr {{\Gf \char125}} \define\crux {{\Gf \char 43}} I have no greek, so: \definefontsynonym[kadmo][cmvtt10] \crux \stoptext
Thanks everybody!
Thomas
%module t-greek providing method for Greek input in ConTeXt
\unprotect
\def\setupgreek#1[#2]{% \getparameters[GG][Scale=,Font=,#2]%Font,Scale \xdef\MyScale{\GGScale}% \processaction[\GGFont] [ Oxonia=>\gdef\MyFont{greeoxon },%this switches from the "logical" name of the font to the actual tfm Ibycus=>\gdef\MyFont{fibr }, Bosporos=>\gdef\MyFont{Bosporos }, Gentium=>\gdef\MyFont{gentiumgr }, Kadmos=>\gdef\MyFont{kadmo }, Leipzig=>\gdef\MyFont{grbl }, Teubner=>\gdef\MyFont{Teubnerc }]% }
\protect
%\definefont[Gf][kadmo ] %When given the name of the tfm in clear, this works
%\definefont[Gf][\MyFont]%This does not work, and I have no clue why
\definebodyfont[4pt,5pt,6pt,7pt,8pt,9pt,10pt,10.5pt,11pt,12pt,14pt,14.4p t,16pt,18pt,20pt,22pt][rm][Gf=\MyFont sa \MyScale] %This DOES work, and I can't see what's the fundamental difference to the preceding line.
\def\enablegreek{\language[greek]\catcode`~=\other\catcode`|=\other\catc ode`'=\other}%this was provided by Giuseppe
\def\startgreek{\par\begingroup\Gf\enablegreek}
\let\stopgreek\endgroup
\def\localgreek{\groupedcommand{\Gf\enablegreek}{}}
\define\sampi{{\Gf \char34}}%and this by Taco
\define\digamma{{\Gf \char35}}
\define\stigma{{\Gf \char36}}
\define\koppa{{\Gf \char37}}
\define\lunars{{\Gf \char1}}
\define\lunarS{{\Gf \char13}}
\define\brcl{{\Gf \char8}}
\define\brcr{{\Gf \char9}}
\define\hbrl{{\Gf \char123}}
\define\hbrr{{\Gf \char125}}
\define\crux{{\Gf \char43}}
On Jan 23, 2005, at 10:24 PM, h h extern wrote:
Thomas A.Schmitz wrote:
I spent some (too much) time today improving my Greek module. For the time being, two questions remain; I'm confident that they're not too difficult for the experts; any help would be appreciated.
what exactly do you want to achieve, if it's only some font following the sizes and styyles ...
\definefontsynonym [Funny] [cmr10] \definefontsynonym [FunnyBold] [cmbx10] \definefontsynonym [FunnyItalic] [cmti10] % \definefontsynonym [FunnySlanted] [...] % \definefontsynonym [FunnyBoldItalic] [...] % \definefontsynonym [FunnyBoldSlanted] [...]
\def\MyFunnyFont{\symbolicfont{Funny}}
test {\MyFunnyFont test} test test {\it \MyFunnyFont test} test test {\bf \MyFunnyFont test} test
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Oh dear, thanks so much! This does it, and I'm so impressed what you can do in five minutes - absolutely amazing! Plus, it's mindboggling to see that all of this can be achieved within ConTeXt, without recourse to low level stuff. One day, when life is less hectic than now, I'll write you a long letter describing my admiration for you, Hans. Sometimes I feel like we Context-users are like the Apple people in the TeX world, and you're our Steve Jobs. Everything is so much more powerful, elegant, sleek, esthetic, you name it... Well, whatever, I will try and finish my work on this stuff and then I would love to share it with anbody who might be interested. Thanks, and all best Thomas On Jan 24, 2005, at 7:03 PM, Hans Hagen wrote:
Thomas A.Schmitz wrote:
If anybody can spare five minutes, I append what I have got so far; maybe I'm overlooking something obvious. Sorry for the lengthy post and for taking your time!
hm, this is a ll i can do in five minutes:
- just use the fontname remapper instead of processaction and intermediate vars - use getvariables instead of interface specific getparameters - end the par inside the start/stopgreek - no low level hacking needed
\starttext
\setvariables[Greek][scale=1,font=Kadmos]
\definefontsynonym[Oxonia] [greeoxon] \definefontsynonym[Ibycus] [fibr] \definefontsynonym[Bosporos][bosporos] \definefontsynonym[Gentium] [gentiumgr] \definefontsynonym[Kadmos] [kadmo] \definefontsynonym[Leipzig] [grbl] \definefontsynonym[Teubner] [teubnerc]
% \definefont[Gf][\getvariable{Greek}{font} sa \getvariable{Greek}{scale}]
\definebodyfont [4pt,5pt,6pt,7pt,8pt,9pt,10pt,10.5pt,11pt,12pt, 14pt,14.4pt,16pt,18pt,20pt,22pt] [rm] [Gf=\getvariable{Greek}{font} sa \getvariable{Greek}{scale}]
\def\enablegreek {\language[greek]% \catcode`~=\other \catcode`|=\other \catcode`'=\other}
\def\startgreek{\par\begingroup\Gf\enablegreek} \def\stopgreek {\par\endgroup}
\def\localgreek{\groupedcommand{\Gf\enablegreek}\donothing}
\define\sampi {{\Gf \char 34}} \define\digamma{{\Gf \char 35}} \define\stigma {{\Gf \char 36}} \define\koppa {{\Gf \char 37}} \define\lunars {{\Gf \char 1}} \define\lunarS {{\Gf \char 13}} \define\brcl {{\Gf \char 8}} \define\brcr {{\Gf \char 9}} \define\hbrl {{\Gf \char123}} \define\hbrr {{\Gf \char125}} \define\crux {{\Gf \char 43}}
I have no greek, so: \definefontsynonym[kadmo][cmvtt10] \crux
\stoptext
Thanks everybody! Thomas %module t-greek providing method for Greek input in ConTeXt \unprotect \def\setupgreek#1[#2]{% \getparameters[GG][Scale=,Font=,#2]%Font,Scale \xdef\MyScale{\GGScale}% \processaction[\GGFont] [ Oxonia=>\gdef\MyFont{greeoxon },%this switches from the "logical" name of the font to the actual tfm Ibycus=>\gdef\MyFont{fibr }, Bosporos=>\gdef\MyFont{Bosporos }, Gentium=>\gdef\MyFont{gentiumgr }, Kadmos=>\gdef\MyFont{kadmo }, Leipzig=>\gdef\MyFont{grbl }, Teubner=>\gdef\MyFont{Teubnerc }]% } \protect %\definefont[Gf][kadmo ] %When given the name of the tfm in clear, this works %\definefont[Gf][\MyFont]%This does not work, and I have no clue why \definebodyfont[4pt,5pt,6pt,7pt,8pt,9pt,10pt,10.5pt,11pt,12pt,14pt,14. 4p t,16pt,18pt,20pt,22pt][rm][Gf=\MyFont sa \MyScale] %This DOES work, and I can't see what's the fundamental difference to the preceding line. \def\enablegreek{\language[greek]\catcode`~=\other\catcode`|=\other\ca tc ode`'=\other}%this was provided by Giuseppe \def\startgreek{\par\begingroup\Gf\enablegreek} \let\stopgreek\endgroup \def\localgreek{\groupedcommand{\Gf\enablegreek}{}} \define\sampi{{\Gf \char34}}%and this by Taco \define\digamma{{\Gf \char35}} \define\stigma{{\Gf \char36}} \define\koppa{{\Gf \char37}} \define\lunars{{\Gf \char1}} \define\lunarS{{\Gf \char13}} \define\brcl{{\Gf \char8}} \define\brcr{{\Gf \char9}} \define\hbrl{{\Gf \char123}} \define\hbrr{{\Gf \char125}} \define\crux{{\Gf \char43}} On Jan 23, 2005, at 10:24 PM, h h extern wrote:
Thomas A.Schmitz wrote:
I spent some (too much) time today improving my Greek module. For the time being, two questions remain; I'm confident that they're not too difficult for the experts; any help would be appreciated.
what exactly do you want to achieve, if it's only some font following the sizes and styyles ...
\definefontsynonym [Funny] [cmr10] \definefontsynonym [FunnyBold] [cmbx10] \definefontsynonym [FunnyItalic] [cmti10] % \definefontsynonym [FunnySlanted] [...] % \definefontsynonym [FunnyBoldItalic] [...] % \definefontsynonym [FunnyBoldSlanted] [...]
\def\MyFunnyFont{\symbolicfont{Funny}}
test {\MyFunnyFont test} test test {\it \MyFunnyFont test} test test {\bf \MyFunnyFont test} test
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Oh dear, thanks so much! This does it, and I'm so impressed what you
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\define\crux {{\Gf \char 43}}
depending on how you use this, you can consider making those symbols an other option is \define\crux{\getglyph{\getvariable{Greek}{font}}{43}} or so (untested); such glyphs also scale well. Hans ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
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