From: Hans Hagen <pragma@wxs.nl>
Subject: Re: Mathtimes
Date: Sun, 29 Aug 1999 14:33:38 +0200 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <37C928A2.40B8AE87@wxs.nl> (raw)
In-Reply-To: <3.0.5.32.19990827221345.00b2e650@mail.northcoast.com>
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David Arnold wrote:
> at the beginning of my Metapost file, as in the attached twomasses.mp, I
> can use distiller to produce twomasses.pdf from the resulting twomasses.1,
> no problem. Everything looks good at this end. Open the pdf file for me and
> see if all looks well to you.
>
> Then, if I comment out the above lines, computer modern is assumed and
> distiller will not deal with the resulting twomasses.1.
Indeed. As I told you before, MP output expects DVIPS. Nevertheless, you
can use the attached script to convert a .1 file into an .mps that can
be handled by distiller.
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Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE
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Content-Type: application/x-perl;
name="mptomps.pl"
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Content-Disposition: inline;
filename="mptomps.pl"
# copyright : PRAGMA ADE / Hans Hagen / 29 aug 1999
#
# PRAGMA Advanced Document Engineering / www.prama-ade.nl
#
# This script is part of ConTeXt and will be incorporated into texutil.
@files = glob "$ARGV[0].1" ;
foreach $file (@files)
{ ($name,$suffix) = split (/\./, $file) ;
if (open(INP,$file)&&open(OUT,">$name.mps"))
{ print "$file => $name.mps" ;
while (<INP>)
{ chomp ;
if (/%%DocumentFonts: (.*)/)
{ @fonts = split (/ /, $1) ;
print OUT "%%DocumentFonts:" ;
print " : cm fonts" ;
foreach (@fonts)
{ if (/^cm/i) { $_ = uc $_ ; print " $_" }
print OUT " $_" }
print OUT "\n" }
elsif (/\s*(\/cm.*)\s*(\/cm.*) def/i)
{ print OUT " $1 " . uc $2 . " def\n" }
else
{ print OUT "$_\n" } }
print "\n" ;
close (INP) ;
close (OUT) } }
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