On 5-12-2010 1:18, Procházka Lukáš wrote:

- So does it mean that the Vladimir's "cambria case" is exactly the seldom case when regular and bold math are available, both defining Greek chars like \alpha as well?

afaik cambria has no bold font (although it has the unicode bold alphabet etc)

Please, could you give more examples of normal and bold math fonts "of the same kin" (to be used for normal and bold math), both having Greek letters as well?

iwona and antykwa have four variants of boldness

- What is the relationship to AMS fonts (http://www.ams.org/publications/authors/tex/amsfonts)? Or how to make them accessible in Ctx document? How to make them work?

no relationship ... they are used in some of the math setups (like latin modern) but are of no use for (say) cambria

- - On the site it's written: "... What is AMSFonts? ... *Subscript sizes of bold math italic and bold Greek letters* ... Because these fonts are standard TeX fonts, they may be used with any standard TeX system ... "

bold math italic is an alphabet and cambria has it the virtual variants don't seem to have them so I've added fallbacks for them, so in the upcoming beta all these should show up \starttext \switchtobodyfont[iwona-light] $ \mathgreekitalic {\alpha} {\bf \alpha} {\bi \alpha} {\char"1D736} $ \par \switchtobodyfont[iwona-light] $ \mathgreekupright {\alpha} {\bf \alpha} {\bi \alpha} {\char"1D736} $ \par \switchtobodyfont[iwona] $ \mathgreekitalic {\alpha} {\bf \alpha} {\bi \alpha} {\char"1D736} $ \par \switchtobodyfont[iwona] $ \mathgreekupright {\alpha} {\bf \alpha} {\bi \alpha} {\char"1D736} $ \par \switchtobodyfont[iwona-medium] $ \mathgreekitalic {\alpha} {\bf \alpha} {\bi \alpha} {\char"1D736} $ \par \switchtobodyfont[iwona-medium] $ \mathgreekupright {\alpha} {\bf \alpha} {\bi \alpha} {\char"1D736} $ \par \switchtobodyfont[iwona-heavy] $ \mathgreekitalic {\alpha} {\bf \alpha} {\bi \alpha} {\char"1D736} $ \par \switchtobodyfont[iwona-heavy] $ \mathgreekupright {\alpha} {\bf \alpha} {\bi \alpha} {\char"1D736} $ \par \switchtobodyfont[cambria] $ \mathgreekitalic {\alpha} {\bf \alpha} {\bi \alpha} {\char"1D736} $ \par \switchtobodyfont[cambria] $ \mathgreekupright {\alpha} {\bf \alpha} {\bi \alpha} {\char"1D736} $ \par \stoptext (needs checking by aditya)

- - Wouldn't this be exactly what I'm looking for?

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