T1TESTPAGE(1)
π T1TESTPAGE π
okay bestie, welcome to the General Commands Manual page for t1testpage β she's a little legend from the LCDF Typetools fam and she's about to make you a whole proof sheet π
β¨ NAME β¨
t1testpage β make a PostScript proof for a Type 1 font, no cap π¨οΈβ¨
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
t1testpage [font...]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
so basically, T1testpage whips up a PostScript proof document for the Type 1 font file you point it at, and then it justβ¦ writes it straight to standard output. iconic behavior honestly π
the proof shows every single glyph in the font β like, all of them β and it includes each one's glyph name AND its encoding. yes, both. she's thorough. π
the font argument should be the name of a PFA or PFB font file. literally just the filename, bestie.
if you give her more than one font? the output proof contains all the fonts, in order. queued up like a little lineup π§
and if font is omitted entirely? no worries. t1testpage will read a font file from standard input instead. she's flexible like that π«Ά
heads up babes β T1testpage is preliminary software. it's giving work-in-progress. treat her gently π
β¨ OPTIONS β¨
-gglyphs,--glyph=glyphsβ only print the glyphs that matchglyphs. the argument is a glyph pattern and it uses shell-like matching rules, so like,-g 'A*'will match the glyphs'A','Atilde', and'Ampersand', among others π you can drop this option multiple times, OR shove multiple space-separated patterns into one single option. your call, main character π-s,--smokeβ print smoke proofs, which means one glyph per page. lowkey luxurious spacing ngl. > this option is preliminary, so don't come for her if it's quirky π-ofile,--output=fileβ write the output proof tofileinstead of standard output. redirect your destiny π«-h,--helpβ print usage info and dip out. bye bestie π-v,--versionβ print the version number plus some short non-warranty information, then exit. receipts only, no promises β¨
π AUTHOR π
Eddie Kohler (ekohler@gmail.com) β the icon, the moment, the whole entire vibe π«ΆπΈ
Version 2.110 Β· LCDF Typetools β that's the whole T1TESTPAGE(1) situation bestie, go forth and proof those fonts, slay, periodt π
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