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@@ -86,6 +86,11 @@ local infer_regular_style = { { "Garamond Premier Pro", "GaramondPremrPro.otf" }, { "CMU Serif", "cmunrm.otf" }, { "CMU Sans Serif", "cmunss.otf" }, + { "Minion Pro", "MinionPro_Regular.otf" }, + --- Below test will succeed only if we match for the + --- splainname (= sanitized tfmdata.fullname) field + --- explicitly. + { "Minion Pro Italic", "MinionPro_It.otf" }, } local choose_optical_size = { @@ -120,6 +125,25 @@ local choose_style = { { { name = "CMU Sans Serif", style = "italic" }, "cmunsi.otf" }, -- no “italic” but “oblique” { { name = "CMU Sans Serif", style = "bold" }, "cmunsx.otf" }, { { name = "CMU Sans Serif", style = "bolditalic" }, "cmunso.otf" }, + --[[-- + Minion Pro Italic is exceptionally weird regarding identifiers in + that the postscript fontname and both info.fontname and + info.fullname are given as “minionproit”. Now its english fullname + (field 18) is “minionproital”. Only the value “fullname” in the root of + the tfmdata structure (not the one returned by fontloader.info()!) + accurately yields “Minion Pro Italic”. + + To complete the picture, the file naming isn’t very consistent either: + we find the suffixes “Regular” and “Bold”, but “It” and “BoldIt”. What + the hell were the designers smoking? + + Also, the full Minion Pro set comes with different optical sizes which + for monetary reasons cannot considered here. + --]]-- + { { name = "Minion Pro", style = "regular" }, "MinionPro_Regular.otf" }, + { { name = "Minion Pro", style = "italic" }, "MinionPro_It.otf" }, + { { name = "Minion Pro", style = "bold" }, "MinionPro_Bold.otf" }, + { { name = "Minion Pro", style = "bolditalic" }, "MinionPro_BoldIt.otf" }, } --- this needs a database built with --formats=+pfa,pfb,afm |