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NAME
sdtfontadd - install fonts in a directory
sdtfontls - list fonts in a directory
sdtfontrm - remove installed fonts from a directory
SYNOPSIS
/usr/dt/bin/sdtfontadd [ -e dir ] [ -v ] [ -f ] [ font_name
... ] fromdir todir
/usr/dt/bin/sdtfontls [ -x ] [ dir ]
/usr/dt/bin/sdtfontrm [ -e dir ] [ -v ] [ -f ] [ font_name
... ] dir
DESCRIPTION
These utilities permit manipulation of font files by font
name (which is a string stored inside each font file) rather
than by the more clumsy approach of direct access to the
UNIX files.
These commands are available with the OpenWindows environ-
ment.
sdtfontadd
sdtfontadd copies fonts specified by font_name from the
directory fromdir to the directory todir. If no font is
specified on the command line, it is assumed that fonts will
be specified from the standard input. Since font_names con-
tain square brackets and blank spaces, they should be quoted
when specified on the command line so as to avoid misin-
terpretation by the shell.
If the user is the superuser, the font path of OpenWindows
installed in /usr/openwin is updated, if necessary, by
appending todir to the path.
The command asks for confirmation when a conflict arises. A
conflict arises if a font to be added is already in the sys-
tem. If the font is already in the system and is read-only,
that font will not be installed. The user will be prompted
to continue with the installation of the next font in the
list. If the font is not read-only, the user is presented
with a choice of overwriting the installed font with the new
font.
Newly-installed fonts will not be available until the next
invocation of the desktop.
sdtfontls
sdtfontls lists fonts in a directory. The font names are
displayed on the standard output. Each font name is
separated by the newline character. The output can be
redirected to a file to be used later as an input to
sdtfontrm and sdtfontadd commands. dir specifies a direc-
tory to list fonts from. If no directory is specified, the
current directory is assumed.
sdtfontrm
sdtfontrm removes fonts from the directory dir. If no font
is specified on the command line, it is assumed that fonts
will be specified from the standard input. Since font_names
contain square brackets and blank spaces, they should be
quoted when specified on the command line.
If the user is the superuser, the font path of OpenWindows
installed in /usr/openwin is updated, if necessary; that is,
if the directory dir is empty after deleting fonts, it is
removed from the font path.
The command asks for confirmation before deleting each font
and when a conflict arises. A conflict arises when an
attempt to remove a read-only font or a system font is made.
OPTIONS
-x List fonts by XLFD name. This option is available only
for the sdtfontls command. Bitmap (PCF) and Type 1
fonts in the directory will be listed by their XLFD
names. Font types that have no XLFD name and are
accessible through Display PostScript only (such as
Type 3 and Type 0) are not listed.
-e dir
Meaningful only if the user is the superuser. The font
path of the copy of OpenWindows in directory dir is
updated if necessary, that is, if as a result of remov-
ing fonts, the directory becomes empty, it is removed
from the font path. In addition, if fonts are
installed in a directory not in the font path, the font
path is updated by appending the directory todir to the
font path of OpenWindows installation in directory dir.
This option is not available with the sdtfontls com-
mand.
-v Verbose mode. Each font that is removed or installed is
displayed on the standard output. This option is not
available with the sdtfontls command.
-f If this option is specified, no user interaction takes
place. If a conflicting font is read-only, it is not
deleted or the new font is not installed. Otherwise,
the conflicting font is deleted or it is replaced by
the new font. This option is not available with the
sdtfontls command.
FONT NAME INFORMATION
A font name represents either multiple X bitmap fonts or one
X outline font or one PostScript font. Multiple X bitmap
fonts exist in the system with the same characteristics such
as font foundry, family, typeface etc. but with different
point sizes and screen resolution. A single font name
groups all such X bitmap fonts together. In contrast, the
same outline and PostScript font is scaled for different
point sizes and screen resolution. Therefore, only one X
outline or PostScript font exists in the system with the
same characteristics.
A font_name is constructed by the following rules:
For a font with XLFD name, the font name is constructed by
concatenating the following fields from XLFD name in the
order they appear: foundry , family , setwidth , add style
, weight , slant , character set , format and enclosing them
in square brackets i.e. '[' and ']'.
The following additional rules apply:
1. Capitalize the first letter of each field's string in
the font name.
2. Convert the slant field from a field in XLFD name to a
field in font name as follows:
______________________________
| XLFD FONT NAME |
|_____________________________|
| "R" "" (the empty string)|
| "I" "Italic" |
| "O" "Oblique" |
| "RI" "Reverse Italic" |
| "RO" "Reverse Oblique" |
| "OT" "" (the empty string)|
|_____________________________|
3. Replace "Normal" with the empty string when it appears
in the setwidth field.
4. Replace "Medium" with the empty string when it appears
in the Weight field.
5. Convert fields character set registry and character set
encoding from XLFD name to font name fields as follows:
___________________________________________________
| XLFD FONT NAME |
|__________________________________________________|
| "DEC.CNS11643.1986-2" "DEC-Chinese-11643" |
| "DEC.DTSCS.1990-2" "DEC-Taiwan-Supplemental"|
| "GB2312.1980-0" "PRC-Hanzi-GL" |
| "GB2312.1980-1" "PRC-Hanzi-GR" |
| "ISO646.1991-IRV" "ISO-646" |
| "ISO8859-1" "ISO-Latin-1" |
| "ISO8859-2" "ISO-Latin-2" |
| "ISO8859-3" "ISO-Latin-3" |
| "ISO8859-4" "ISO-Latin-4" |
| "ISO8859-5" "ISO-Latin/Cyrillic" |
| "ISO8859-6" "ISO-Latin/Arabic" |
| "ISO8859-7" "ISO-Latin/Greek" |
| "ISO8859-8" "ISO-Latin/Hebrew" |
| "ISO8859-9" "ISO-Latin-5" |
| "JISX0201.1976-0" "Roman-Katakana" |
| "JISX0208.1983-0" "Kanji-1983" |
| "JISX0208.1983-1" "Kanji-1983-1" |
| "JISX0208.1990-0" "Kanji-1990" |
| "JISX0212.1990-0" "Kanji-Supplement-1990" |
| "KSC5601.1987-0" "Korean-1987" |
| "KSC5601.1987-1" "Korean-1987-1" |
|__________________________________________________|
If the XLFD registry and encoding fields do not have an
entry in the above table, the character set string is
constructed by concatenating registry and encoding
fields with a "-" (ISO8859-1 HYPHEN) character separat-
ing them.
For a font with only a PostScript name, the font_name is
constructed by concatenating the font's PostScript name with
the font type, separating them by a blank character and
enclosing them in square brackets.
EXAMPLES
The following bitmap fonts with the XLFD names
"-monotype-gill sans-bold-i-normal--10-100-
72-72-p-50-iso8859-1"
"-monotype-gill sans-bold-i-normal--12-120-
72-72-p-60-iso8859-1"
"-monotype-gill sans-bold-i-normal--14-140-
72-72-p-69-iso8859-1"
are referred to by the font name
[Monotype Gill sans Bold Italic Latin-1 Bitmap]
A Type 3 font with the PostScript name "Hershey-Greek" is
referred to by the font name
[Hershey-Greek Type-3]
SUPPORTED FORMATS
These utilities support the following font formats:
Adobe Type 1 - ASCII (.pfa)
Adobe Type 1 - Binary (.pfb)
Adobe Type 0 (.ps)
Adobe Type 3 (.ps)
CID
PCF bitmap (.pcf)
TrueType (.ttf)
Fonts of other formats can still be used by the system, but
are not visible to these utilities.
FILES
/usr/openwin/server/etc/OWconfig - OpenWindows font path
setting
$HOME/.OWfontpath - personal font path setting
$HOME/.fontadmrc - personal tool property settings
SEE ALSO
sdtfontadm(1), sdtfp_utils(1), xlsfonts(1)
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