addftinfo − add font metrics to troff fonts for use with groff
addftinfo |
[−asc−height n] [−body−depth n] [−body−height n] [−cap−height n] [−comma−depth n] [−desc−depth n] [−fig−height n] [−x−height n] resolution unit-width font |
|||
addftinfo |
−−help |
|||
addftinfo |
−v |
|||
addftinfo |
−−version |
addftinfo reads an AT&T troff font description file font, adds additional font metric information required by GNU troff(1), and writes the combined result to the standard output. The information added is derived from the font’s existing parameters and assumptions about traditional troff names for characters. Among the font metrics added are the heights and depths of characters (how far each extends vertically above and below the baseline). The resolution and unit-width arguments should be the same as the corresponding parameters in the DESC file. font is the name of the file describing the font; if font ends with “I”, the font is assumed to be oblique (or italic).
−−help displays a usage message, while −v and −−version show version information; all exit afterward.
All other
options change parameters that are used to derive the
heights and depths. Like the existing quantities in the font
description file, each value n is in scaled
points, inches/resolution for a font whose type
size is unit-width; see
groff_font(5).
−asc−height n
height of characters with ascenders, such as “b”, “d”, or “l”
−body−depth n
depth of characters such as parentheses
−body−height n
height of characters such as parentheses
−cap−height n
height of uppercase letters such as “A”
−comma−depth n
depth of a comma
−desc−depth n
depth of characters with descenders, such as “p”, “q”, or “y”
−fig−height
height of figures (numerals)
−x−height n
height of lowercase letters without ascenders such as “x”
addftinfo makes no attempt to use the specified parameters to infer unspecified parameters. If a parameter is not specified, the default will be used. The defaults are chosen to produce reasonable values for a Times font.
groff_font(5), groff(1), groff_char(7)