At 03:10 PM 12/4/2002 +0100, you wrote:
Hans Hagen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:hm, in the thousands-of-glyphs test doc that i use i see that they do have proper names); what is a good type1 font for testing?
> names are best; for languages like chinese things are slightly more
> complicates because there the handler (several encodings are supported
> there) must take care of inter character breaking as well
I've just looked briefly on two Devanagari Unicode fonts, and e.g. Devanagari
letter A with the code U+0905, is named "glyph92". Other characters just follow
the pattern.
we need
- some demo utf input
- a font with the glyphs
- a suitable map/encoding file for pdftex
Hans
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