DR 09-0042, WML, Fonts: notTrueType attribute missing from list
Chris Rae
Chris.Rae at microsoft.com
Fri Dec 3 22:28:11 CET 2010
I think this is the right place for notTrueType. I'm looping in Suzuki-san in case he has any thoughts, though.
Chris
From: Rex Jaeschke [mailto:rex at RexJaeschke.com]
Sent: 25 November 2010 08:02
To: SC 34 WG4
Subject: DR 09-0042, WML, Fonts: notTrueType attribute missing from list
The resolution adopted was simply to add the notTrueType element to the list of elements; however, given the concern about ordering of entries in this list (see resolution to DR 09-0041), where should this new element be inserted? For now, I have placed it at the end, and the current combination of DRs 09-0041 and 0042 is, as follows:
Part 1, §17.8.2, "Font Substitution", p. 751
The exact algorithm which is used for font substitution is highly dependent on the characteristics which are most desirable when performing the substitution: similar appearance of each glyph (to maximize visual familiarity), similar physical characteristics (to minimize changes in line height and breaking), etc. ISO/IEC 29500 recommends that applications looking for the closest match to the following pieces of information (in descending priority) in order to determine a suitable alternative font; however, applications are free to apply more sophisticated logic in its place:
* sig (§17.8.3.16)
* charset (§17.8.3.2)
* panose1 (§17.8.3.13)
* sig (§17.8.3.16)
* charset (§17.8.3.2)
* pitch (§17.8.3.14)
* family (§17.8.3.9)
* altName (§17.8.3.1)
* notTrueType (§17.8.3.12)
Rex
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