Le Wed, Jun 05, 2002, à 04:37:20PM +0200, Mike Fabian a écrit:
> [... snip ...]
>
> /xi /xi /xi /xi /xi /xi /xi /xi /xi /xi /xi /xi /xi /xi /xi /xi
> ] /e0 exch def
Can you unsnip the complete array ?
> The problem is not only that one cannot print the Asian glyphs, one
> cannot print anything correctly when using these fonts, not even a
> simple ASCII string like "xyz". If this problem is solved, I guess
> printing will work for east Asian languages when '--enable-freetype'
> is used.
Does it work, in your experience, when --disable-freetype ?
Which locale are you using ?
> Looking into the above postscript file, I see that in both cases the
> "xyz" is encoded as "( !")", i.e. only one byte is used for each
> character. How is this supposed to work for a font which has much more
> than 256 characters? Is the font split up in smaller portions? Does
> /OmegaSerif88591_e0 specify a subset of the /OmegaSerif88591 font?
Yes:
> /Kochi-Mincho_e0 undefinefont
> /Kochi-Mincho_e0
> /Kochi-Mincho findfont
> dup length dict begin
> {1 index /FID ne {def} {pop pop} ifelse} forall
> /Encoding e0 def
> currentdict end
> definefont pop
Unfortunately, this doesn't work as well in practice for non-latinN as I
originally thought it would. Proper solution will require talking CID and
doing some font matching (which is best done by Pango).
-- Cyrille
--
Grumpf.
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