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afmtodit 命令

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常用示例

Convert

afmtodit [font.afm] [textmap] [fontname]

Example

afmtodit -k [font.afm] [textmap] [fontname]

Example

afmtodit -e [encoding.enc] [font.afm] [textmap] [fontname]

说明

afmtodit converts Adobe Font Metrics (AFM) files to font description files suitable for use with the groff typesetting system. It creates the font metrics files that groff's PostScript driver needs to properly position and space characters when typesetting documents. The tool maps PostScript glyph names to groff character names using a user-supplied map file, and can include kerning pairs and ligature information in the output. It also supports synthetic transformations such as oblique slanting, making it possible to generate italic variants from roman font metrics without a separate AFM file.

参数

-a _n_
Slant angle for synthetic oblique fonts
-c
Include unnamed characters
-d _file_
DESC file for device resolution
-e _file_
Encoding file specifying character order
-f _name_
Internal font name
-i _n_
Italic correction values
-k
Include kerning information
-m
Prevent font name guessing
-n
No ligatures
-o _file_
Output file name
-s
Treat as special font
-v
Print version

FAQ

What is the afmtodit command used for?

afmtodit converts Adobe Font Metrics (AFM) files to font description files suitable for use with the groff typesetting system. It creates the font metrics files that groff's PostScript driver needs to properly position and space characters when typesetting documents. The tool maps PostScript glyph names to groff character names using a user-supplied map file, and can include kerning pairs and ligature information in the output. It also supports synthetic transformations such as oblique slanting, making it possible to generate italic variants from roman font metrics without a separate AFM file.

How do I run a basic afmtodit example?

Run `afmtodit [font.afm] [textmap] [fontname]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -a _n_ do in afmtodit?

Slant angle for synthetic oblique fonts