# $Id: ttf2tex.cfg,v 0.70 2004/09/30 00:00:00 lehman pub $

# Configuration file for ttf2tex.sh

# The script ttf2tex.sh will look for the following configuration
# files, in this order:
#
#   ./ttf2tex.cfg
#   ~/.ttf2tex.cfg
#   /etc/ttf2tex.cfg
#
# The first match will be used.

# The configuration file is not parsed by ttf2tex.sh, but rather
# input directly using a 'source' command (which is comparable to
# TeX's \input). This implies that it must be a valid Bash script,
# even if it only defines some variables.
#
# The hash mark (#) indicates a comment. Everything from the # to the
# end of the line is ignored by the shell. Variables are defined as
# follows:
#
#    variable=value
#
# Spaces around the equal sign are invalid. If the value includes any
# spaces, it should be enclosed in double quotes:
#
#    variable="value with spaces"
#
# It's a good idea to use quotes around the value in any case.

# Please adjust the following variables to your installation.
#
# All subdirectories below must be given relative to the top of your
# local and private Tex tree!
#
# If unsure, run "kpsexpand \$TEXMFLOCAL" and "kpsexpand \$HOMETEXMF"
# to query kpathsea for these paths.

# Subdirectory for .afm files
#
# If unsure, run "kpsewhich --show-path=afm" to query kpathsea for the
# complete afm search path and strip $TEXMF.
#
# The default should work fine on most systems.

path_afm="fonts/afm"

# Subdirectory for .tfm files
#
# If unsure, run "kpsewhich --show-path=tfm" to query kpathsea for the
# complete tfm search path and strip $TEXMF.
#
# The default should work fine on most systems.

path_tfm="fonts/tfm"

# Subdirectory for .vf files
#
# If unsure, run "kpsewhich --show-path=vf" to query kpathsea for the
# complete vf search path and strip $TEXMF.
#
# The default should work fine on most systems.

path_vf="fonts/vf"

# Subdirectory for .ttf files
#
# If unsure, run "kpsexpand \$TTFONTS" to query kpathsea for the ttf
# search path and strip $TEXMF.
#
# For older versions of teTeX this used to be "fonts/ttf" while newer
# versions use "fonts/truetype" instead.

path_ttf="fonts/truetype"

# Subdirectory for .fd files
#
# This should be under "tex/latex/" by convention. The last part is
# arbitrary.
#
# The default should work fine on most systems.

path_fd="tex/latex/ttfonts"

# Subdirectory and file name for ttf2pk's map file
#
# This is the subdirectory in which the map file used by ttf2pk
# resides. This file is usually called ttfonts.map. Consult the man
# page for ttf2pk and the FreeType documentation if you are unsure.

path_map_ttf2pk="ttf2pk"

# This is the actual file name. ttfonts.map is the default and should
# be fine. If this map file already exists and resides somewhere
# outside of your local Tex tree simply make use of symbolic links as
# required.

file_map_ttf2pk="ttfonts.map"

# Subdirectory for ttf2pk's encoding vectors
#
# This is the subdirectory in which the enc file used by ttf2pk
# resides. This will usually not differ from the map file path.

path_map_ttf2pk="ttf2pk"

# Subdirectory for pdftex's map files
#
# This is the subdirectory in which the map files for pdftex reside.
# Since pdftex can use multiple map files, we will create one file for
# each font family ("<fontfamily>.map") and put it there.

path_map_pdftex="pdftex/config"

# Subdirectory for pdftex's encoding vectors
#
# This is the subdirectory in which the enc files for pdftex reside.
# Depending on your TeX distribution, this may differ from the path
# used for map files.

path_enc_pdftex="pdftex/config"

# The latest versions of TeX Live and teTeX use separate paths for
# map files and encoding vectors. In this case, the paths should be 
# "fonts/map/pdftex/config" and "fonts/enc/pdftex/config". Inspect
# the global tree of your installation if you are unsure.

# That's it.