luatex -ini luatex.ini
luatex-plain is another format. If you are working with texlive
or context you can find it in /tex/generic/context/luatex/.
Philipp
Thanks. I did know about it. This demonstrates that I am novice in LuaTeX.
Let me summarise the lucaodes from both ways of solution:
*1* From luatex-plain (luatex-fonts.tex is read) with the result:
\directlua {dofile(kpse.find_file("luatex-fonts.lua","tex"))}
This solution does not interpret fontfeatures. Indeed, \fontname\font
expands to the file name without features even if the features was
used in \font parameters. The conversion --- to \emdash etc. doesn't
work. So, this solution is unusable.
*2* Extracted from luaotfload.sty (and more 18 style files):
\directlua{luatexbase = luatexbase or {}
luatexbase.luatexversion = \the\luatexversion\space
luatexbase.luatexrevision = \luatexrevision\space
require('luatexbase.attr')
require('luatexbase.cctb')
require('luatexbase.modutils')
oriwrite = texio.write_nl % I don't need to see unusual info
function texio.write_nl(...) end
require('luatexbase.mcb')
luatexbase.require_module('lualibs')
luatexbase.require_module('luaotfload')
texio.write_nl = oriwrite % return to original meaning
}
This works. But I don't know if I can store this solution to my macros
with sureness that it will work in future. I am not sure because the
solution depend on plenty of luacodes. But I hope... This is the
``interface'' between your an my work which I am finding.
Petr Olsak
