Hi Abraham,
> I just downloaded the latest version of Alegreya from the foundry, tried your
> code, and it worked as expected on my Win10 machine.
Is that also true if you use Alegreya Black?
Update: What’s now happening is that using
\override #'(font-name . "Alegreya Medium")
outputs visible markup, styled in Alegreya [Regular] — the base document font —
whereas using
\override #'(font-name . "Alegreya Black")
outputs nothing (i.e., blank where there should be markup). All three font
names appear in Frescobaldi’s auto-complete menu and Lilypond’s “show available
fonts”…
> Does the generated PDF show a reference to the font proper?
In all three situations — no override, and with each of the two overrides seen
above — the PDF contains *only* a reference to
/BaseFont/XTCUKI+Alegreya-Regular/FontDescriptor
at least in "clear text".
Ugh…
Kieren.
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