From: Werner Donné (werner.donne@re.be)
Date: Tue May 11 2004 - 03:33:31 PDT
Dear,
I think it should be possible to configure an alias name that maps
to a list of fonts, just like the value of the font-family property.
This would make it possible to also use symbolic names, such as
"serif", "sans-serif", etc., for PostScript fonts. You always need
several font files if you want to cover a reasonable portion of
Unicode.
Now, all those fonts must be listed in a font-family property of the
document instance. This creates a tie between the document instances
and the font configuration, while the latter should be able to evolve
without affecting the application that produces the XSL-FO instances.
It is possible to do this by letting the font attribute of the alias
element have a list such as for the font-family property. XEP can
easily expand it to one list before creating its font data structure.
By the way, I didn't find anything about alias elements that reside
directly under the fonts document element in section 5 of the userguide.
Another option is to allow that several font elements have an alias
element with the same name.
Regards,
Werner.
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