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christoph burgdorfer
Hello,
i use ttf2svg to convert a ttf font into a svg font (glyphs
definitions) this works fine, except for the special characters. i
found out, if i use the syntax:
java batik-ttf2svg.jar Font.ttf -l 30 -h 260 -id Font \
-o Font.svg -testcard
it will give me a "cannot find suitable cmap" error. If i add a -ascii
parameter:
java batik-ttf2svg.jar Font.ttf -ascii -l 30 -h 260 \
-id Font -o Font.svg -testcard
it works fine, except that the glyps are encoded somehow in FM Hex
(http://wwp-support.info/common/res/FM_SBCS_complete.html -> ä is
encoded as instead of ä) Is there a way of getting the
standard hex values of the glyphs?
What could be the problem? Is it my font?
Thanks for any help!
Regards,
Christoph Burgdorfer
i use ttf2svg to convert a ttf font into a svg font (glyphs
definitions) this works fine, except for the special characters. i
found out, if i use the syntax:
java batik-ttf2svg.jar Font.ttf -l 30 -h 260 -id Font \
-o Font.svg -testcard
it will give me a "cannot find suitable cmap" error. If i add a -ascii
parameter:
java batik-ttf2svg.jar Font.ttf -ascii -l 30 -h 260 \
-id Font -o Font.svg -testcard
it works fine, except that the glyps are encoded somehow in FM Hex
(http://wwp-support.info/common/res/FM_SBCS_complete.html -> ä is
encoded as instead of ä) Is there a way of getting the
standard hex values of the glyphs?
What could be the problem? Is it my font?
Thanks for any help!
Regards,
Christoph Burgdorfer