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+= Ruby font installer library
+
+These files should help you (a programmer) to create a font installer
+for TeX. 
+
+The library is currently in alpha state. The interface might change,
+but a lot of basic classes and methods are available. See the example
+programs in the examples directory on how to use the library. Also
+take a look at the Kpathsea and ENC classes on how to make use of
+these.
+
+== Roadmap
+
+Accessing Encodings:: See the ENC class to read and write <tt>.enc</tt>-files.
+Accessing TFM/VF files:: Use the TFM and VF classes to read and write TeX font metrics and virtual fonts.
+Accessing font metrics:: See the FontMetric class and the subclass AFM to read and write the font metric files.
+Installing a font(set):: See below for examples.
+
+== Example programs
+
+You might find the examples shipped with RFIL useful.
+
+afm2tfm.rb:: Install a single font. As with afm2tfm (the program shipped with dvips), you can reencode a font and fake caps.
+afminfo:: Give information about an afm file (metrics, glyph information).
+encodingtable:: Print out a table with encodings/glyphnames/slots
+pldiff:: Compare two metric files and output all differences.
+plinfo:: Show information about a TeX metric file.
+rfont:: Simple installer that handles a family of fonts (reguar, italic, bold...)
+rfii:: Yet another installer, work in progress.
+
+== Example usage of the RFI Library
+
+=== Example usage to install a single font:
+ font=Font.new
+ font.load_variant("savorg__.afm")
+ font.texenc=["ec","texnansi"]
+ font.mapenc=["8r"]
+ font.write_files
+
+This will create virtual fonts for _ec_ and _texnansi_ encoding that
+map to <em>8r</em> encoding, +tfm+ files for the _raw_ fonts and a +map+-file.
+
+=== Synthesize small caps
+Create a second variant, synthesize small caps and copy the relevant part
+to the main font.
+ f=Font.new
+ f.texenc="ec"
+ f.load_variant("savorg__.afm")
+ fc = f.load_variant("savorg__.afm")
+ f.fake_caps(fc,0.8)
+ f.copy(fc,:lowercase,:ligkern=>true)
+ f.defaultfm.chars.apply_ligkern_instructions(RFI::STDLIGKERN)
+ f.write_files
+
+== Installation
+
+Run <tt>ruby setup.rb config</tt> and afterwards <tt>ruby setup.rb
+install</tt> to install the library files in your system. You might
+need to be superuser/root for that. Now you should be able to use the
+examples. Perhaps start with <tt>afminfo</tt> or <tt>rfont</tt>. 
+
+== Creating the documentation
+
+Run <tt>rake rdoc</tt> in order to create the documentation in the
+subdirectory <tt>doc/</tt>. Open <tt>doc/index.html</tt> in your
+browser and voila, see all classes and methods documented. If you
+don't have <tt>Rake</tt> installed, go to the homepage (see below) and
+read the online documentation.
+
+==Other Stuff
+
+Author:: Patrick Gundlach <patrick@gundla.ch>
+Project Page::  https://foundry.supelec.fr/projects/rfil
+Homepage:: (Documentation) https://rfil.groups.foundry.supelec.fr
+License::  Copyright (c) 2005 Patrick Gundlach.
+           Released under the terms of the GNU General Public License
+

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+#!/usr/bin/env ruby
+#--
+# Last Change: Tue May 16 18:10:52 2006
+#++
+=begin rdoc
+== afm2tfm using the ruby font installer library
+This is a re-implementation of afm2tfm that is part of dvips. This
+does not aim for a 100% compatible output. There are some differences
+in the calculation of the font metrics, which, in my opinion, are
+reasonable. The -u and -o switch are missing from this implementation.
+
+  Usage: afm2tfm.rb [options] FILE[.afm,.ttf] ... [FILE[.tfm]]
+      -c REAL                          use REAL for height of small caps made with -V [0.8]
+      -d DIRNAME                       Set the base output directory to DIRNAME
+      -e REAL                          widen (extend) characters by a factor of REAL
+      -l                               Include ligature and kerning information in tfm file
+      -p ENCFILE                       read/download ENCFILE for the PostScript encoding
+      -s REAL                          oblique (slant) characters by REAL, generally <<1
+      -t ENCFILE                       read ENCFILE for the encoding of the vf file
+      -T ENCFILE                       equivalent to -p ENCFILE -t ENCFILE
+      -v [FILE]                        make a VF file with filename FILE
+      -V [SCFILE]                      like -v, but synthesize smallcaps as lowercase
+          --help                       print this message and exit.
+          --version                    print version number and exit.
+
+= Usage
+See the documentation of the original afm2tfm for an explanation of
+the parameters -c, -e, -s, -p, -t, -T, -v and -V.
+
+afm2tfm.rb creates a tfm (tex font metric) file from the font given as
+the first argument. This font can be a Postscript Type 1 font metric
+file (afm) or a TrueType font. (So the name of the program is a bit
+misleading, it is not restricted to Type 1 font metric files.) The tfm
+file is written assuming that the underlying TeX text is encoded in
+the encoding given with the -p parameter.  
+
+[<tt>-d</tt> DIRNAME] Set the base directory to DIRNAME. All files are written to the base directory. If unset, use the current directory.
+[<tt>-l</tt>] Don't discard the ligature and kerning information when writing the tfm file.
+[<tt>-v</tt>, <tt>-V</tt> FILE] The filename of the virtual fonts is optional. When unset, construct a name such as <tt>ec-savorg__-capitalized-800</tt>.
+---
+Remark: this is not the reimplementation I mentioned at the 35th NTG meeting.
+
+Author:: Patrick Gundlach <patrick@gundla.ch>
+License::  Copyright (c) 2005 Patrick Gundlach.
+           Released under the terms of the GNU General Public License
+=end 
+
+
+# :enddoc:
+
+# font metric differences between afm2tfm and afm2tfm.rb
+# tfm: fix_height is applied before writing out the tfm file, so the height
+#   of the glpyphs are different.
+# slant: charic calculation in the vpl file is not affected by the
+#      texheight in afm2tfm.c, but in afm2tfm.rb the height is changed
+#      before cahric calculation
+# other:
+#       in my testfont, the hyphen has a different height in the tfm
+#       file: 732 (afm2tfm.c) vs. 240 (afm2tfm.rb)
+
+require 'optparse'
+require 'ostruct'
+require 'rfil/font'
+
+include RFIL
+options=OpenStruct.new
+
+ARGV.options { |opt|
+  opt.banner = "Usage: #{File.basename($0)} [options] FILE[.afm] ... [FILE[.tfm]]"
+  opt.on("-c REAL", Float,
+         "use REAL for height of small caps made with -V [0.8]") {|c|
+    if c and c >= 0.01
+      options.capheight=c
+    else
+      puts "! Bad small caps height"
+      exit -1
+    end
+  }
+  opt.on("-d DIRNAME", String, "Set the base output directory to DIRNAME") {|d|
+    if File.exists?(d) and File.directory?(d)
+      options.dirname=d
+    else
+      puts "! #{d} does not exist or is not a directory"
+      exit -1
+    end
+  }
+  opt.on("-e REAL", Float, "widen (extend) characters by a factor of REAL") {|e|
+    # this test should be in class AFM
+    if e and e >= 0.01
+      options.efactor=e
+    else
+      puts "! Bad extension factor"
+      exit -1
+    end
+  }
+
+  opt.on("-l", "Include ligature and kerning information in tfm file") {
+    options.ligkern=true
+  }
+  
+  opt.on("-p ENCFILE", "read/download ENCFILE for the PostScript encoding") {|e|
+    options.mapenc =  e
+  }
+  opt.on("-s REAL",Float,"oblique (slant) characters by REAL, generally <<1") {|s|
+    if s
+      options.slant=s
+    else
+      puts "! Bad slant parameter"
+      exit -1
+    end
+  }
+    
+  opt.on("-t ENCFILE", "read ENCFILE for the encoding of the vf file") {|e|
+    options.texenc = e
+  }
+  opt.on("-T ENCFILE",String,"equivalent to -p ENCFILE -t ENCFILE") {|e|
+    options.mapenc  = e
+    options.texenc = e
+  }
+  opt.on("-v [FILE]", String, "make a VF file with filename FILE") { |v|
+    options.write_vf=true
+    options.vffile=v
+  }
+  opt.on("-V [SCFILE]","like -v, but synthesize smallcaps as lowercase") { |v|
+    options.vffile=v
+    options.write_vf=true
+    options.fakecaps=true
+  }
+  opt.on("--help","print this message and exit.") { puts opt; exit 0 }
+  opt.on("--version","print version number and exit.") {
+    puts "#{File.basename($0)}: Version 0.9"
+    puts "Uses RFI Library (https://foundry.supelec.fr/projects/rfil)"
+    puts "[Based on afm2tfm(k) (dvips(k) 5.95a) 8.1 (C) 2005 Radical Eye Software.]"
+    exit
+  }
+  opt.parse!
+}
+
+if ARGV.size == 0
+  puts "#{File.basename($0)}: Need at least one file argument."
+  puts "Try `#{File.basename($0)} --help' for more information."
+  exit 0
+end
+
+inputfile=ARGV.shift
+
+if ARGV.size >0
+  options.outputfilename=ARGV.shift
+end
+
+font = RFI::Font.new
+font.write_vf = options.write_vf
+
+if options.dirname
+  font.set_dirs(options.dirname)
+end
+
+begin
+  font.load_variant(inputfile)
+rescue Errno::ENOENT
+  puts "! Cannot find file #{inputfile}"
+  exit -1
+end
+
+
+font.texenc=options.texenc || "8a.enc"
+font.mapenc=options.mapenc || "8a.enc"
+
+font.apply_ligkern_instructions(RFI::STDLIGKERN)
+
+font.efactor=options.efactor || 1.0
+font.slant  =options.slant   || 0.0
+
+ploptions=options.ligkern==true ? {:noligs=>false} : {:noligs=>true}
+
+fn=font.map_fontname(font.mapenc) + ".tfm"
+f=font.to_tfm(font.mapenc,ploptions)
+f.tfmpathname=File.join(font.get_dir(:tfm),fn)
+f.save(true)
+
+if options.fakecaps
+  fc = font.load_variant(inputfile)
+  font.fake_caps(fc,options.capheight || 0.8)
+  font.copy(fc,:lowercase,:ligkern=>true)
+end
+
+if options.write_vf
+  vffilename=if options.vffile
+               options.vffile
+             else
+               font.tex_fontname(font.texenc[0])
+             end
+  vf= File.join(font.get_dir(:vf) ,vffilename+".vf")
+  tfm=File.join(font.get_dir(:tfm),vffilename+ ".tfm")
+  vpl=font.to_vf(font.mapenc,font.texenc[0])
+  vpl.tfmpathname=File.join(font.get_dir(:tfm) ,vffilename + ".tfm")
+  vpl.vfpathname=File.join(font.get_dir(:vpl) ,vffilename + ".vf")
+  vpl.save(true)
+  #  vplfile= File.join(font.get_dir(:vpl) ,vffilename + ".vpl")
+  #  vpl.write_vpl(vplfile)
+  #  vpl.write_vf(vf,tfm)
+end
+puts font.maplines
+