% The file cs-libertine.tex (C) Petr Olsak, 2016 % Use "\input cs-libertine" to set the LinLibertine font family in text mode % This is an example of font file with Unicode fonts loaded % a) from /texmf tree and b) from operating system. % Modifiers: % \sans ... Sans serif variation (LinBiolinum) % \mono ... Monospaced set of fonts % \roman .. Defaul family % \caps ... Caps & small caps \nocaps ... deactivates \caps % \useff{+feature} ... use font feature \ifx\ffdecl\undefined \input ff-mac \fi \ffdecl [Linux Libertine] {\mono \sans \caps} {\rm \bf \it \bi} {} {TX} {U sU} \ismacro\fotenc{U}\iftrue %%%%%%%%%%%%%% OTF fonts from /texmf tree \font\tenrm = "[LinLibertine_R]:\fontfeatures" \sizespec \font\tenbf = "[LinLibertine_RB]:\fontfeatures" \sizespec \font\tenit = "[LinLibertine_RI]:\fontfeatures" \sizespec \font\tenbi = "[LinLibertine_RBI]:\fontfeatures" \sizespec \def\singlefonts{% \font\initialfont = "[LinLibertine_I]:\fontfeatures" \sizespec \font\displayfont = "[LinLibertine_DR]:\fontfeatures" \sizespec \font\keyboardfont = "[LinBiolinum_K]:\fontfeatures" \sizespec } % you can use \show\singlefonts to remind and \singlefonts to load. \def\ffnamegen{"[Lin\mainfamV_\ffvarV]:\capsV\fontfeatures"} \def\roman {\ffvars{R}{RB}{RI}{RBI}\ffsetX} \def\mainfamV{Libertine} \def\sans {\ffvars{R}{RB}{RI}{RBO}\ffsetV{mainfam}{Biolinum}\ffsetX} \def\mono {\ffvars{M}{MB}{MO}{MBO}\ffsetX} \def\caps {\ffsetV{caps}{+smcp}\ffsetX} \def\nocaps {\ffsetV{caps}{}\ffsetX} \roman\nocaps\relax % default \fi \ismacro\fotenc{sU}\iftrue %%%%%%%%%%%%% system OTF fonts \font\tenrm = "Linux Libertine O:\fontfeatures" \sizespec \font\tenbf = "Linux Libertine O/B:\fontfeatures" \sizespec \font\tenit = "Linux Libertine O/I:\fontfeatures" \sizespec \font\tenbi = "Linux Libertine O/BI:\fontfeatures" \sizespec \def\singlefonts{% \font\initialfont = "Linux Libertine Initials O:\fontfeatures" \sizespec \font\displayfont = "Linux Libertine Display O:\fontfeatures" \sizespec \font\keyboardfont = "Linux Biolinum Keyboard O:\fontfeatures" \sizespec } % you can use \show\singlefonts to remind and \singlefonts to load. \ffvars{}{B}{I}{BI} \def\ffnamegen{"Linux \mainfamV\space \subfamV O/\ffvarV:\capsV\fontfeatures"} \def\roman {\ffsetV{subfam}{}\ffsetX} \def\sans {\ffsetV{mainfam}{Biolinum}\ffsetX} \def\mainfamV{Libertine} \def\mono {\ffsetV{subfam}{Mono }\ffsetX} \def\caps {\ffsetV{caps}{+smcp}\ffsetX} \def\nocaps {\ffsetV{caps}{}\ffsetX} \roman\nocaps\relax % default \fi \tenrm % don't remember to initialize the family with normal font. \ifx\loadmathfonts\relax \endinput \fi \ifx\mathpreloaded X\else \input tx-math \fi \endinput