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Article information
1997 , Volume 2, ¹ 3, p.73-79
Timoney R.
Euromath system: alphabets and fonts
We describe some of the principles behind the design of the Euromath system, concentrating on some aspects that are needed to explain how the system deals with alphabets and fonts and are not immediately apparent from a demonstration of the system. In particular we outline what an SGML DTD is and what SGML documents look like.
Our aim is to describe the considerations that are relevant to fonts, the SGML-encoding of non-ascii symbols and characters and the way the Type I fonts needed for the Euromath system (version 2) were generated using Type I versions of the TeX fonts.
[full text] Classificator Msc2000:- *68N99 None of the above, but in this section
- 68U15 Text processing; mathematical typography
Classificator Computer Science:- *D.m Miscellaneous (Software)
- I.7 Document and Text Processing
Keywords: Euromath system, Standard Generalized Markup Language, Cyrillic fonts
Author(s):
Timoney Richard
Office: School of Mathematics Trinity College Dublin
Address: Ireland, Dublin, 2
Phone Office: 353 1 7021196
E-mail: richardt@maths.tcd.ie
Bibliography link:
Timoney R. Euromath system: alphabets and fonts // Computational technologies. 1997. V. 2. ¹ 3. P. 73-79
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