Embedding Fonts in MetaPost Output
Troy Henderson
Abstract
Troy Henderson
Abstract
MetaPost [1, 2, 3] is a powerful graphics language (by John Hobby) based on Donald Knuth’s META-FONT [4] with high quality PostScript output. An outstanding feature of MetaPost is that typeset fonts in the output graphics are consistent with those in TEX-based documents. However, Meta-Post does not embed these fonts inside the output PostScript files. This article addresses a specific technique for performing such an embedding. 1
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MetaPost [1, 2, 3] is a powerful graphics language (by John Hobby) based on Donald Knuth’s META-FONT [4] with high quality PostScript output. An outstanding feature of MetaPost is that typeset fonts in the output graphics are consistent with those in TEX-based documents. However, Meta-Post does not embed these fonts inside the output PostScript files. This article addresses a specific technique for performing such an embedding. 1
Key concepts: Computer graphics (images), Embedding, Graphics, Computer science, Hobby, Feature (linguistics), Font, Programming language