On 12/26/06, Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky wrote: > > I am sorry to say that this really looks like the INF of the standard > > Times-Roman font that does not have cyrillic glyphs (and the same was > > true of your log file). > > Yes, Taco, you are right. I was muddled by Extensis Suitcase which displayed > Cyrillic text in a font preview mode (probably, substituted?). The font > (tir_____.pfb) itself doesn't contain any Cyrillic glyphs, indeed. Thanks a > lot for your point. > > I've abandon the Adobe font and installed Times-Roman from the collection > located at at http://freshmeat.net/projects/urw-fonts-cyrillic. Texfont has > performed its job excellent and now I'm able to typeset Russian. (The > filenames for Times-Roman are n021003l.afm, n021004l.afm, n021023l.afm and > n021024l.afm) > > However, now that Russian seems OK I have stuck with Ukrainian. Despite the > fact that this font DOES contain all Ukrainian-specific glyphs (Ie, I, and > Yi; if you never saw them then see http://www.alanwood.net/demos/wgl4.html), > They cause errors and are replaced by wrong symbols in the output pdf file. > > My test script is the following > ........................................... > > \loadmapfile[t2a-urw-timescyr.map] > > \font\myfirstfont=t2a-n021003l > \myfirstfont > > \starttext > > Hello world! > > Привет, мир! > > Добрий день, свiтове! > > Ukrainian-specific letter are {ЄєIiЇї} > > % \showcharacters > > \stoptext
I might have missed the point completely, but do you set the file encoding anywhere, such as \enableregime[cp1251] (= windows-1251) anywhere? I didn't try your examples, but unless you set this somewhere cyrilic glyphs unlikely to work properly. Mojca _______________________________________________ ntg-context mailing list ntg-context@ntg.nl http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/ntg-context
