#FONTFORGE FIX WARNINGS INSTALL#
How do I then properly package all of these files to allow for a solid CTAN install ?Īs of, I have created the necessary. In my case, my tex_loc is /usr/local/texlive/2020/texmf-dist/, but this is clearly user/OS dependent: cp metsymb.tfm tex_loc/fonts/tfm/public/metsymb/Ĭp metsymb.afm tex_loc/fonts/afm/public/metsymb/Ĭp metsymb.pfb tex_loc/fonts/type1/public/metsymb/Ĭp metsymb.otf tex_loc/fonts/opentype/public/metsymb/Ĭp umetsymb.fd tex_loc/tex/latex/metsymb/Ĭp metsymb.sty tex_loc/tex/latex/metsymb/Ĭp metsymb.map tex_loc/fonts/map/dvips/metsymb/Ĭp metsymb.enc tex_loc/fonts/enc/dvips/metsymb/Īt this point, the package and associated test symbol can be seen by my Python scripts. Placement of the following files with my TeX-tree in the appropriate location. tfm files from FontForge, with encoding set to TeX, and one test symbol (a simple circle) as the 0 glyph.Ĭompiling the following test document, which does display my symbol just fine: \documentclass
#FONTFORGE FIX WARNINGS FULL#
There are many other FontForge-LateX related posts and questions out there, but I could find none clarifying a full (and clean) procedure to go from font creation to a fully-fledged package assembly.Ĭreation of. from STIXVar.otf - Fix FontForge warnings - Fix swapped U+22D2 and U+22D3 glyphs (Khaled Hosny)Although there’s no task or usage limit on the iPhone, pausing heavy. However, if your iPhone throws this message often, you might want to check the battery or consider changing its charger.
Try charging it once you feel it has cooled. I have tried to follow the FontForge documentation, as well as these step-by-step explanations. The first action point is to unplug your iPhone and stop using it until it regains its optimized temperature. Hence, I am now attempting to use FontForge to create an actual font for my custom symbols, which I then want/need to properly package in the hope to facilitate their installation via CTAN.īut I cannot seem to properly "bundle" the FontForge products into a LaTeX package. This question builds upon my attempt to include custom, vectorial, LaTeX symbols inside Python plots via tikz, which (so far) is failing due to the impossibility (my inability ?) to attach proper font metric elements to the symbols.
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