On 2018-07-17 13:37, Urs Liska wrote:
Oh my, then again I get:
Aachen Std
['Aachen Std,Aachen Std Bold']
['Bold,Regular']
where I can't imagine the two being synonyms. But
$ fc-list : family style | grep "Aachen Std"
Aachen Std,Aachen Std Bold:style=Bold,Regular
seems to confirm LilyPond's report.
I have the feeling I'm running against the same walls I had been
running when I tried to enable LilyPond to load notation fonts from
system installed fonts (which failed because fontconfig refused to
admit that when it doesn't find an exact match and instead insists on
returning a fallback font).
I believe what you are seeing here is that there is only a bold font.
Based on a web search, Aachen Std comes in a Medium and Bold variant.
As there isn't a standalone "regular" version, it could make sense for
the bold and regular styles to map to the same font.
I agree that font matching is confusing at times. Sometimes you can get
away with partial names and get the right match, other times you get an
unexpected fallback. fc-match can help when testing this, but otherwise
it seems like you are best including as complete a font name as
possible.
In fact, if you had installed the other EB Garamond fonts, then there
could be confusion between EB Garamond 08 and EB Garamond 12. Based on
the original list you provided, omitting the number would seem to be
allowed and it would use 08. But I'm curious what output you'd get if
you had both 08 and 12 installed.
-- Aaron Hill
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