Mostly, this is about Type 1 fonts where we currently have a PFM parser
only. Some necessary values are missing in the PFM but are available in
the PFB or even the PFA. So we just need a PFB/PFA parser. Any other
cases where manual modification is necessary?

On 28.09.2003 18:23:51 Victor Mote wrote:
> > This is in the archives. The point is that you can edit the metrics
> > files, and there are fonts out there which actually need this.
> 
> My recollection is, that in some cases anyway, the metrics file may be bad
> because our font-reading application is incomplete, which should be fixable.
> Even if the font file itself is the culprit, my knee-jerk reaction is that
> the best thing to do is to have the user edit it with font-editing software,
> and to address the problem at that level, rather than trying to have FOP
> work around it. I don't know of any other software that tries to allow the
> user to adapt the font the way are doing now. However, ...


Jeremias Maerki


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