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Example
The following is an example of a combined font catalog:
<CombinedFontCatalog
<CombinedFontDefn
<CombinedFontName `MyCombinedFont'>
<CombinedFontBaseFamily `Osaka'>
<CombinedFontWesternFamily `Times'>
<CombinedFontWesternSize 75.0%>
<CombinedFontWesternShift 0.0%>
<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.
<CombinedFontDefn
Defines a single combined font
<CombinedFontName string >
The name of the combined font
<CombinedFontBaseFamily string >
The name of the Asian component font
<CombinedFontWesternFamily string >
The name of the Roman component font
<CombinedFontWesternSize percent >
The size of the Roman component font,
expressed as a percentage of the base font
size; allowed values are 1.0% through
1000.0%
<CombinedFontWesternShift percent >
The baseline offset of the Roman font,
expressed as a percentage of the base font
size where a positive value raises the
Roman baseline above the Asian baseline;
allowed values are -1000.0% through
1000.0%
<CombinedFontBaseEncoding keyword >
Specifies the encoding for the base font.
keyword can be one of:
JISX0208.ShiftJIS
BIG5
GB2312-80.EUC
KSC5601-1992
<CombinedFontAllowBaseFamilyBoldedAndObliqued
boolean>
Yes allows a simulation of the bold or
italic Asian component font to be used if
Bold or Italic/Oblique is applied to the
combined font.
>
End of the CombinedFontDefn state-
ment
...
More CombinedFontDefn statements
as needed
>
End of the CombinedFontCatalog
statement