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% This is a sample map file for CIDFont category.
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% The map is a set of records, which must use one of the two formats :
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% 1. A substutution of a CIDFont font with another CIDFont :
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% /substituted /original ;
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% Where 'substituted' is a name being used in a document,
% 'original' is a name of an available resource.
%
% 2. A substutution of a CIDFont font with a True Type font :
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% /substituted << /FileType /TrueType /Path (path) /SubfontID 1 /CSI [(ordering) supplement] >> ;
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% Where 'substituted' is a name being used in a document,
% 'path' is a path to a True Type font file,
% 'ordering' is a value of Ordering required for CIDSystemInfo dictionary,
% 'supplement' is a value of Supplement required for CIDSystemInfo dictionary.
% 'SubfontID' is the index of the desired font in a TTC - ignored if the target is not a TTC.
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% The Ordering, and Registry (if present) entries should be PostScript string types
% ie enclosed in parentheses, not PostScript name type (initial character '/'). See
% gs/doc/Use.htm#CIDFontSubstitution
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% Alternatively:
% (substituted name) << /FileType /TrueType /Path (path) /SubfontID 1 /CSI [(ordering) supplement] >> ;
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% This is where the CIDFont name in the document contains a space character. Using a string instead of a name
% allows this work - Ghostscript will internally convert the key string with a space to a name.
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%
% Examples :
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% /ShinGo-Bold /HeiseiKakuGo-W5 ;
% /Ryumin-Medium << /FileType /TrueType /Path (H:/AuxFiles/Fonts/BATANG.TTC) /SubfontID 3 /CSI [(Japan1) 2] >> ;
% /Ryumin-Medium << /FileType /TrueType /Path (windir) getenv not {(c:/windows)}if (/Fonts/BATANG.TTC)concatstrings /SubfontID 3 /CSI [(Japan1) 2] >> ;
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% NOTE: getenv returns a boolean to indicate success of or failure, as well as the value on success. In the example, it uses this
% to include a default value should getenv fail.
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% (Century Gothic) << /FileType /TrueType /Path (/usr/share/fonts/truetype/fonts-japanese-gothic.ttf) /CSI [(Identity) 1] >> ;
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% Note the use of a string to cope with the name containing a space.
%