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ipaex-type1 PACKAGE
===================
This package contains the IPAex Fonts converted into Unicode subfonts
in Type1 format, which is most suitable for use with the CJK package.
Font conversion was done with ttf2pt1.
### Installation
Place the files in the package as follows:
- `tfm/*.tfm` → $TEXMF/fonts/tfm/public/ipaex-type1/
- `type1/*.pfb` → $TEXMF/fonts/type1/public/ipaex-type1/
- `enc/*.enc` → $TEXMF/fonts/enc/dvips/ipaex-type1/
- `ipaex-type1.map` → $TEXMF/fonts/map/dvips/ipaex-type1/
- `*.sty` → $TEXMF/tex/latex/ipaex-type1/
- `*.fd`, `*.fdx` → $TEXMF/tex/latex/ipaex-type1/
After that, invoke updmap as usual.
updmap --enable Map ipaex-type1.map
### Usage in LaTeX
After installation, you can use the following two font families,
* ipxm = IPAexMincho
* ipxg = IPAexGothic
in the following encodings:
* OT1 / T1 / TS1 / LY1 encodings
* `UTF8` encoding of the CJK package (internally called C70)
An example of using an alphabetic encoding.
\documentclass{article}
\renewcommand{\rmdefault}{ipxm}
\renewcommand{\sfdefault}{ipxg}
\begin{document}
\textsf{Test}\quad Hello, {\TeX} world!
\end{document}
An example of using the CJK package.
% encoded in UTF-8
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{CJK}
\begin{document}
\begin{CJK*}{UTF8}{ipxm}
これは簡単なテスト文書です。
\end{CJK*}
\end{document}
In addition, the ipaex-type1 bundle of version 0.4 or later provides a
package (also called “ipaex-type1”) which enables users to use the
fonts more easily.
### License
This package is distributed under the “IPA Font License
Agreement v1.0” (see the file named LICENSE for detail).
Copyright 2003-2015 Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan (IPA)
Copyright 2013-2018 Takayuki YATO (aka. "ZR")
ipaex-type1 Package
-------------------
### Loading
There are no package options available.
\usepackage{ipaex-type1}
### Usage
The description assumes that the CJK package is employed.
* `\ipxmfamily`/`\ipxgfamily`: Changes both the CJK and non-CJK
families to `ipxm`/`ipxg`.
* `\textipxm{<text>}`/`\textipxg{<text>}`: The text-command version of
the above.
* `\CJKipxmfamily`/`\CJKipxgfamily`: Changes only the CJK family to
`ipxm`/`ipxg`. (It is the same as `\CJKfamily{ipxm}` etc.)
* `\textCJKipxm{<text>}`/`\textCJKipxg{<text>}`: The text-command
version of the above.
* `\ipxmsymbol{<Unicode-point>}`/`\ipxgsymbol{<Unicode-point>}`:
Prints a CJK character with the given Unicode point using CJK family
`ipxm`/`ipxg`. For example, `\ipxmsymbol{"2603}` has the same effect
as `{\CJKfamily{ipxm}\Unicode{"26}{"03}}`.
When the CJK package is not loaded, or the commands are invoked outside
`CJK(*)` environments, the effect on CJK families are generally omitted.
Namely, `\ipxmfamily` will change the (sole, non-CJK) family to `ipxm`,
and `\CJKipxgfamily` will do nothing. There are however some exceptions
to the general rule, which are described in the following subsections.
### `\textCJKipxm`/`\textCJKipxg` commands
When the CJK package is loaded and `\textCJKipxm` is invoked outside
`CJK` environments, then the argument text will be automatically placed
in a temporary `CJK*` environment. The example:
Japan (\textCJKipxm{日本})
has the same effect as:
Japan (\begin{CJK*}{UTF8}{ipxm}日本\end{CJK*})
### `\ipxmsymbol`/`\ipxgsymbol` commands
These two commands can be used outside `CJK` environments and even
without the CJK package. In that case, the CJK characters are treated
like symbol characters. For example, if you need only to write a single
Japanese word “日本” in your document, then you can dispense with the
CJK package and write as follows:
Japan (\ipxmsymbol{"65E5}\ipxmsymbol{"672C})
Revision History
----------------
* Version 0.5 ‹2018/05/05›
- Support for LY1 encoding.
* Version 0.4b ‹2018/04/20›
- The font map is made to employ enc files.
- Bug fix of ipaex-type1.sty.
* Version 0.4a ‹2016/10/20›
- Bug fix.
* Version 0.4 ‹2016/10/01›
- Converted from the version 003.01 of the IPAex Fonts.
- Supported non-BMP characters.
- Provided a LaTeX package.
* Version 0.3b ‹2013/10/11›
- Document correction.
* Version 0.3a ‹2013/05/18›
- (experimental) Set offset in vertical writing.
* Version 0.3 ‹2013/05/08›
- (experimental) Supported vertical writing.
* Version 0.2a ‹2013/04/22›
- Fixed spacing in some TFMs in OT1/T1/TS1 encodings.
* Version 0.2 ‹2013/04/21›
- First public version.
--------------------
Takayuki YATO (aka. "ZR")
https://github.com/zr-tex8r
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