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Example
The following is an example of a combined font catalog:
<CombinedFontCatalog
<CombinedFontDefn
<CombinedFontName `MyCombinedFont'>
<CombinedFontBaseFamily `Osaka'>
<CombinedFontWesternFamily `Times'>
<CombinedFontWesternSize
<CombinedFontWesternShift
<CombinedFontBaseEncoding `JISX0208.ShiftJIS'>
<CombinedFontAllowBaseFamilyBoldedAndObliqued Yes>
> # end of CombinedFontDefn
> # end of CombinedFontCatalog
PgfFont or Font statement
When a combined font is used in a paragraph or text line, the PgfFont or Font statement includes the
combined font name and the base font's family name. These statements also include the PostScriptName
and PlatformName for both the base and the Roman fonts.
FCombinedFontName is a new statement to express the combined font name. The FFamily statement
expresses the base font's family name.
The FPostScriptName and FPlatformName statements all refer to the base font. The following new state-
ments have been added to express the corresponding values for the Roman font:
FWesternPostScriptName
•
FWesternPlatformName
•
<PgfFont
...
<FPostScriptName string>
<FPlatformName string>
<FWesternPostScriptName string>
<FWesternPlatformName string>
<FCombinedFontName string>
<FEncoding string>
75.0%>
0.0%>
The PostScript name for the base font
The platform name for the base font
The PostScript name for the Roman font
The platform name for the Roman font
The name of the combined font, as defined in the combined font cat-
alog
Specifies the encoding for the base font. This is to specify the encod-
ing for a double-byte font. If not present, the default is Roman.
keyword can be one of:
JISX0208.ShiftJIS
BIG5
GB2312-80.EUC
KSC5601-1992
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