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<TeXmacs|1.99.1>
<TeXmacs|2.1.4>
<style|tmdoc>
<style|<tuple|tmdoc|old-spacing|old-dots|old-lengths|libertine-font>>
<\body>
<tmdoc-title|Specifying the current font>
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From an abstract point of view, a <em|font> is defined to be a graphically
consistent way of rendering strings. Fonts are usually made up from glyphs
like ``x'', ``ffi'', ``<math|\<alpha\>>'', ``<math|<op|<big|sum>>>'',
like \Px\Q, \Pffi\Q, \P<math|\<alpha\>>\Q, \P<math|<op|<big|sum>>>\Q,
<abbr|etc.> When rendering a string, the string is decomposed into glyphs
so as to take into account ligatures (like fi, fl, ff, ffi, ffl). Next, the
individual glyphs are positioned while taking into account kerning
information (in ``xo'' the ``o'' character is slightly shifted to the left
so as to take profit out of the hole in the ``x''). In the case of
information (in \Pxo\Q the \Po\Q character is slightly shifted to the left
so as to take profit out of the hole in the \Px\Q). In the case of
mathematical fonts, <TeXmacs> also provides a coherent rendering for
resizable characters, like the large brackets in
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Similarly, a <em|font family> is a family of fonts with different
characteristics (like font weight, slant, <abbr|etc.>), but with a globally
consistent rendering. One also says that the fonts in a font family ``mix
well together''. For instance, the standard computer modern roman font and
consistent rendering. One also says that the fonts in a font family \Pmix
well together\Q. For instance, the standard computer modern roman font and
its <with|font-series|bold|bold> and <with|font-shape|italic|italic>
variants mix well together, but the computer modern roman font and the
<with|font|avant-garde|Avant Garde> font do not.
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<em|font family>. For instance:
<\tm-fragment>
<with|font|roman|Computer modern roman>, <with|font|pandora|Pandora>,
<with|font|chancery|Chancery>, <with|font|palatino|Palatino>
<with|font|roman|Computer modern roman>, <with|font|Linux
Libertine|Linux Libertine>, <with|font|chancery|Chancery>,
<with|font|palatino|Palatino>
</tm-fragment>
Similarly, <TeXmacs> supports various mathematical fonts:
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Texts. A copy of the license is included in the section entitled "GNU Free
Documentation License".>
</body>
<initial|<\collection>
</collection>>