XSL FO Sample Copyright © 2003-2005 Antenna House, Inc. All rights reserved. Sample in rotating table Initial Font Configuration File In XSL Formatter V3.1 Windows version, the following Font Configuration File is installed on [Install directory]. The Windows font directory is set here to [System font directory]. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <!-- DOCTYPE font-config SYSTEM "font-config.dtd" --> <font-config> <name-processing-mode mode="windows-name"/> <font-folder path="[System font directory]"> </font-folder> </font-config> Font Configuration File elements and attributes The following table is a summary of the elements and attributes in the Font Configuration File. Element Location Attribute Description <font-config>root elementRoot element of the Font Configuration File of XSL Formatter V3.1. <name-processing-mode>Child of <font-config>mode Specifies whether to map Type 1 font names to font file using only Windows names (.PFM+.PFB). Specifies the value "default" or "windows-name" to the "mode" attribute. The initial value is "default". The environment which "windows-name" is specified is called WindowsName mode. <name-processing-mode mode="windows-name"/> This element must be specified before <font-folder> and only one can be specified. <font-folder>Child of <font-config>pathIndicates the font folder using the "path" attribute. <font-folder path="/home/user-name/fonts"> .... </font-folder> This element can be specified as many times as necessary. <glyph-list>Child of <font-folder>fileafmIndicates the glyph-list file for Type 1 fonts using the "file" attribute. Type 1 font files should be specified using "afm" attribute. Glyph-list defines Unicode to glyph-name mapping rule for Type 1 fonts. For more information about glyph-list file, refer to the Glyph list file. <glyph-list file="carta.txt" afm="CR______.AFM"/> This element can be specified as many as necessary. <skip-glyphname-mapping>Child of <font-folder>afm Indicates to skip Unicode to glyph-name or Unicode to character code mapping for the Type 1 fonts. Corresponding Type 1 font file should be specified using "afm" attribute. For more information about this parameter, refer to the Skipping the glyph name mapping. <skip-glyphname-mapping afm="CR______.AFM"/> This element can be specified as many as necessary. <font-exclude>Child of <font-folder>file Indicates font files to exclude from being used with XSL Formatter V3.1. The font file should be specified using the "file" attribute. <font-exclude file="times.ttf"/> This element can be specified as many times as necessary. <font-alias>Child of <font-folder>fileentry Indicates the definition of the font family name alias. The source font file should be specified using the "file" and "entry" attributes. "file" attribute should specify font files. For Type 1 fonts, specify the font files that have the .AFM or .PFM extensions. For TrueType or OpenType fonts, you can specify the font files that have the .TTF or .TTC or .OTF extensions. The "entry" attributes should be the number of the fonts in the .TTC (TrueType Collection) file. The number should be a numeric value of 1 or more. If the "entry" attribute is omitted, the value is considered as 1. If the value is not in .TTC, it's ignored. <font-alias file="simsun.ttc" entry="1"> .... </font-alias> To define the alias names, enumerates the <alias> element within this element. This element can be specified as many times as necessary. <alias>Child of <font-folder>family-nameweightitalic Indicates the actual alias definition for the font described int the "font-alias" element. The alias information should be specified using "family-name", "weight", "italic" attributes. "family-name" attribute is the alias font family-name. Newly defined names should not match any other existing font-family names. "weight" attribute is the alias font weight class. This attribute can be specified using a numeric value between "100" and "900" or the keyword "normal", "bold". If omitted, the font file definition value is adopted. "italic" attribute indicates the font-style for italic. It should be specified using the keyword "true" or "false". If omitted the font file definition value is adopted. You can specify multiple alias definition for one font file. <font-alias file="EU______.AFM"> <alias family-name="Euro" /> </font-alias> <font-alias file="EUB_____.AFM"> <alias family-name="Euro" weight="bold" /> </font-alias> This element can be specified as often as necessary.