Posted by ClaudeQC on Sep 23, 2011; 7:57pm
URL: https://forum.librecad.org/LibreCAD-lff-fonts-continued-tp4807481p4834955.html


Hello Rallaz,


On 23/09/2011 13:59, Rallaz [via LibreCAD] wrote:

 >
 > I have written a converter from jhf (Hershey fonts) to lff
 > Is a qt4 console, you can get it:
 >
http://sourceforge.net/projects/rallaz.u/files/fontconverter/fontconverter.zip/download
 >

Great!
This will enhance LibreCAD fonts a lot :-)


 >
 > I converted the file romans.jhf (in QCAD romans2.cxf) to romans.lff and
 > added more chars, the same ones that were added by Adam Radlowski and
 > the five vowels in capital and small, with open and closed accent.
 >
 > This file is a good example in how to reuse chars definitions.
 > romans.lff
<http://librecad.1049103.n5.nabble.com/file/n4834550/romans.lff>
 >

- Interresting.  So now, we can forget "romans2.cxf" and "romans2.lff",
   and use "romans.lff".

- Wondering if I can use your "romans.lff" as replacement for
   "simplex(-1).lff".
   I will take a look at that.

- By the way, I had no time to add accents on "simplex(-1).lff" :-(


 >
 > something else, what is your opinion regarding change already .cxf files
 > for .lff?
 >

- After doing some functional tests on all ".lff" fonts I was aware
   of, I think the ".lff" font format is mostly usable.


Claude