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bdftophf2
Convert BDF fonts to Photon fonts
Syntax:
bdftophf2 [-A offset] [-E end_character]
[-N num_chars] [-O output_file]
[-o output_path] [-S start_character]
bdf_file
Runs on:
Neutrino
Options:
- -A offset
- Offset character encodings.
- -E end_character
- Set ending character code.
- -N num_chars
- The maximum number of characters to convert.
- -O output_file
- Write the converted file to output_file. Overrides the -o option.
- -o output_path
- Write the converted file to output_path.
- -S start_character
- Set starting character code.
- bdf_file
- Name of the BDF file to convert.
Description:
The bdftophf2 utility converts Binary Data Format (BDF) font files into Photon font files. BDF is a universal standard for ASCII bitmap font representation.
Examples:
Convert all the BDF Courier font files in the /font/bdf directory to Photon font files in the /home/fred/font directory:
bdftophf2 -o /home/fred/font /font/bdf/cour*.bdf
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The Extension installation is necessary only if you want this font to be searched for characters not found (such as Asian/Latin fonts) in other font files. |
Caveats:
This utility works only with Unicode BDF files.
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