Re: analyzing type-otf.tex

[Henning Hraban Ramm <hraban@fiee.net>]

Am 2008-04-08 um 13:41 schrieb Hans Hagen:
>>
>> To Hraban: oh, I did not understand you joke at first :-) Now I see
>> what you were trying to say with "extending the font to the full
>> unicode range" :-) And sure enough - LuaTeX doesn't do that either.

Sorry, I should know since a few years that my jokes aren't  
understandable... ;-)
(I tend to joke with my father about details of grammar and  
constantly quote lyrics of unknown songs...)

> at some point we can start thinking of defining virtual font  
> collections

Would be cool!

I'm working occasionally on a songbook that contains a Russian song,  
and I'd like to print the original text in cyrillic (even if I can  
hardly read it).
I've everything in UTF-8, so it would be great if ConTeXt could  
change the font automatically or language-dependent.

I still didn't try anything with that, though, maybe it's easy - the  
base font is Century Schoolbook (because that's LilyPond's default  
font and it works well for a songbook), and if I use XeTeX/luaTeX  
with TeXGyre Schola, it should just work. (Or don't you think?)

Ok, maybe I don't even need virtual font collections...


Greetlings from Lake Constance!
Hraban
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