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3. Add -C xml2afp.cfg to other-transform-options for your XML transform. You
Customizing the font index file for xml2afp: The sample font index file for xml2afp is
provided in /usr/lpp/psf/xmltransform on AIX and install_path\xmltransform
on Windows. The samples include a outline_font_index and a raster_font_index
that you use to map XML font names to both outline FOCA fonts and raster fonts
in the font path.
Note: If you are using OpenType fonts, the font index files are not necessary.
A font is referenced in XSL-FLO using these attributes:
Font index files describe AFP fonts using these attributes. In addition, a map is
defined that maps unicode code points to AFP code points.
The font index file consists of a sequence of key and value pairs, separated by
whitespace (such as a space, tab, or a newline). Comments can be inserted
anywhere between the delimiters /* and */. You can also use // to indicate that
the remainder of the current line is a comment.
The keys and their meanings are:
Key
map
codepage
to
at
family Establish the current font family name. The value must be a string
size
style
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can also add -C xml2afp.cfg to the IVD to apply the xml2afp transform to all
the jobs on the associated logical destination.
family
size
style
weight
Meaning
Select the named character map, creating it if it does not exist. A character
map is used to map unicode code points to AFP code page names and
code points. The default is default.
Set the code page to use for subsequent character mappings.
End a range of mapped unicode code points. The value must be an integer
representing a valid unicode code point, and it must be greater than the
beginning value of the range given by the closest preceding value for the
char keyword. The value must be a valid unicode code point.
Creates a mapping using the closed range given by a preceding char value
and an optional to value. The unicode characters from begin to end are
mapped to the AFP code point range from the at value to the at value +
end - begin, inclusive, using the closest preceding codepage value. This
value must be an integer from 0 to 65535.
containing no whitespace characters.
A font size, expressed as a floating point value giving the vertical size of
the font, in points (1/72nds inches). Size must be omitted when defining
outline technology fonts, since they can take any size.
A font style. The value must be one of these keywords:
normal
italic
oblique
backslant