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Directory: CTAN home / tex-archive/ fonts/ psfonts/ tools

You can get this entire directory bundled as tools.zip.

Packages located here

Package Caption
psfonts-tools Tools for creating a distribution of font metrics.

Subdirectories of this one

NameDateDescription
checksums/ 2000-11-28
lucmath/ 2000-11-28

Files in this directory

NameDateSize Description
8r.enc 1997-07-09 4 Kbyte download
8r.vec 1997-07-09 3 Kbyte download
Makefile 1998-07-06 22 Kbyte download
README 1998-07-04 851 bytes download Shown below
afm-to-tfm.pl 1998-07-05 9 Kbyte download
check 1997-07-09 154 bytes download
ctan-to-tds 1998-05-12 928 bytes download
dvips.enc 1997-07-09 3 Kbyte download
famtool.pl 1998-07-08 17 Kbyte download
finstex.ltx 1997-07-09 25 bytes download
installtree 1998-07-05 2 Kbyte download
make-fam.pl 1998-05-12 2 Kbyte download
make-one.pl 1998-07-05 1 Kbyte download
makemptm.pl 1998-07-04 2 Kbyte download
nums.perl 1997-07-09 9 Kbyte download
psyr.afm 1997-09-19 9 Kbyte download
verifycs2 1998-05-12 3 Kbyte download
verifycs2.pl 1998-05-12 7 Kbyte download
vptovf.ch 1997-09-19 9 Kbyte download

Contents of the README file

This directory contains the working scripts needed to make
the font metrics which form the CTAN fonts/psfonts directory.

These scripts were originally Unix shell scripts.  Many changes to the
scripts were made with Piet to get proper checksums in the fonts, and
make the system more understandable and reliable. They were then
converted to Perl in January 1997 as part of a radical revision, and
they are now hopefully useable. There should be almost no
Unix-dependent material here.

The makefile gives examples of their usage, or you
can start reading make-fam.pl, most of whose work is done
by subroutines in famtool.pl.

Volunteers to turn this into a serious Perl tool, and to
document it, are very welcome!

Sebastian Rahtz <s.rahtz@elsevier.co.uk>
Piet Tutelaers
December 1995

Sebastian Rahtz
January/February 1997; September 1997; July 1998

Small print: This listing is regenerated periodically so there is a small chance that the directory has changed from what is shown here; to be sure, check the FTP listing.