On Tuesday, 6 August 2019 20:33:14 BST Jean Louis wrote: > * Peter Schaffter <pe...@schaffter.ca> [2019-08-06 21:23]: > > On Tue, Aug 06, 2019, Deri wrote: > > > Two problems:- > > > > > > One, my solution used underscores when it should have used > > > hyphens, so the magic is U-!! > > How do I create U- fonts? > > Do I need to use devpdf/util/BuildFoundries somehow? > > Is there example how to use it? > > Jean
Hi Jean, This is what I did:- su - cd /usr/share/groff/1.22.3/font/devpdf/ chmod +x util/BuildFoundries /util/BuildFoundries However, there may be many reasons this may not work on your setup! First, you must have the URW fonts fonts installed on the system, also BuildFoundries must know where to find them. It may also help if you have the ghostscript package installed on your system, because BuildFoundries uses the paths given by the command "gs-h" as places to search. If the above commands fail to build the U- fonts, and you think that ghostscript and the URW fonts are already installed, do the command:- locate n019003l.pfb # note an alpha ell (not numeric one) before the .pfb Which should give you the path to the URW fonts. Check if this path is included in the output of "gs -h". If the path is not present in the output of that command you can manually edit the Foundry file present in the devpdf directory. The line to alter is:- foundry|U|(gs):/usr/share/fonts/type1/gsfonts :/opt/local/share/fonts/urw- fonts # the URW fonts delivered with ghostscript (may be different) This is line 68 on my system. You can change the first path, after the first colon, to point to the directory you found with the "locate" command. These instructions are if you have a version of groff which includes the BuildFoundries program in the devpdf/util directory. I believe later versions did not install it as part of the finished build, but since you mention it I am assuming you have the program. Cheers Deri
