At 11:59 AM 1/14/2003 +0000, Adam Lindsay wrote:
>in order to get that working the basic math text font should be euler as
>well;
Sorry. I don't know what exactly you mean by that. Do you mean manually
setting the math roman(?) font to eurm10?
take a look in the type-* files for times and palatino math; we need a
similar setup for euler
> also, you need to code all you numbers in the source as math, so
>"about 25 years ago" becomes "about $25$ years ago";
Is this a necessity? I'd prefer my text font's numerals in text, and the
math numerals in formulae.
no problem
> euler was made by
>hermann zapf and used in "concrete math" (nice book by knuth cum suis)
>combined with concrete romman (afaik no type 1 available)
It's a nice font. I found it matched with Charter really well, and after
that, found that other people on the net seem to agree with me.
in that case, we should make a typescript that combines these fonts in a
typeface, also taking care of proper relative scaling
I had followed up this email with the attached minimal test. It doesn't
give the glyphs I expect. I've tried all sorts of combinations to try to
trigger the math symbols in math-eul, but I don't get any closer than this.
I will have a look
Hans
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