> Is there a way of detecting if a particular font exists before
> setting up the \[Eu] definitions?
I've somehow missed this question. Yes, there is, for example
.do if F ABI \
. do fschar ABI \[Eu] \f[EURO]\N'1'
This is the way to go I think (regardless of a fix for groff's
`skip_line' problem).
> Warning: line 28:
> Unable to locate font 'URWGothicL-Demi!a010015l.pfb' on the given path(s)
>
> Are "correct" it is looking for either URWGothicL-Demi or
> a010015l.pfb
*I* fully understand that but Joe User might be irritated due to the
exclamatation mark. Maybe this can be improved to something like
this:
Warning: line 28:
Unable to locate font `URWGothicL-Demi' on the given path(s).
(searched font files: `URWGothicL-Demi.pfb', `a010015l.pfb')
Werner
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