# SVGExport font mapping file <ArtWorks$SVGExport$Dir>.FontMap
#
# This file is not user-editable and may be replaced by an updated copy in a
# later version of SVGExport.
#
# If you want to add additional entries, please put them in a file called
# FontMap2 in the same format as the entries in this file. SVGExport will load
# FontMap2 automatically if it is present. Entries you place in FontMap2 take
# precedence over those in this file, so you can override any of the standard
# mappings.
#
# Font name mapping:
# ------------------
# Each line starts with a partial RISC OS font name (e.g., "Trinity") or a full
# RISC OS font name (e.g., "Trinity.Medium.Italic"). Empty lines or lines
# starting with a hash character ("#") are ignored. The fields in each line are
# separated using colons.
#
# <RISC OS name>:<encoding>:<family>
#   or
# <RISC OS name>:<encoding>:<family>:<style>:<weight>:<stretch>
#
# <RISC OS name>: partial font name or full font name
# <encoding>: an encoding name (e.g., "Latin1", which is the only one supported
#             at the moment) or "-", which means that the font is a symbol font
#             so characters should not be translated
# <family>:   a comma-separated list of mapped font families listing the known
#             equivalent font family names for various platforms (without any
#             additional font variant information such as "Bold" or "Italic")
#
# The following fields are optional (the default value is "normal"):
# <style>:    "normal", "italic" or "oblique"
# <weight>:   "normal" or "bold", or "100", "200", ..., "900", where "400"
#             corresponds to "normal" and "700" to "bold"
# <stretch>:  "normal", "ultra-condensed", "extra-condensed", "condensed",
#             "semi-condensed", "semi-expanded", "expanded", "extra-expanded",
#             "ultra-expanded"

# The ROM fonts - for the time being, we assume they are Latin1 (which is not
# always true but works OK for most system setups)
Trinity:Latin1:Times New Roman,Times
Homerton:Latin1:Helvetica,Arial
Corpus:Latin1:Courier New,Courier

# Standard Acorn fonts
NewHall:Latin1:New Century Schoolbook
BookM.Demi:Latin1:BookMan Demi,BookMan-Demi
BookM.Light:Latin1:BookMan Light,BookMan-Light

# Fonts that use the standard Acorn Latin1 encoding can be mapped like this
Pembroke:Latin1:Palatino

# EFF fonts should be mapped like this - the mappings below assume that you have
# the same font on the target system
Eric:EFFLatin1:Eric
Monk:EFFLatin1:Monk,Cloister Black
Church:EFFLatin1:Church,Fraktur

# Sidney is the RISC OS variant of the most used mathematical symbol font -
# works out of the box because it uses the same encoding!
Sidney:-:Symbol
# There are various different arrangements of symbols around for Dingbats, so
# this may or may not work correctly for all characters
Selwyn:-:Zapf Dingbats BT,Zapf Dingbats,Zapf-Dingbats,Dingbats
Dingbats:-:Zapf Dingbats BT,Zapf Dingbats,Zapf-Dingbats,Dingbats

# MathGreek has a rather different encoding than the Symbol font, so this will
# go wrong for many characters, but at least the Greek characters are OK
MathGreek:-:Symbol

# The standard ArtWorks font AvantG:
# There is no need to map the "Oblique" versions as the standard font property
# mapping will take care of that.
AvantG.Book:Latin1:AvantGarde Book,AvantGarde-Book
AvantG.Demi:Latin1:AvantGarde Demi,AvantGarde-Demi
