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% csfontsm.tex, October 2012, Petr Olsak (Ol\v s\'ak)
% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%
% This file is a part of csplain used during format generation.
%
% Usage: \def\sizespec{at14pt}\resizefont\tenrm
% after this, the \tenrm font selector switches to csr10 at14pt
%
% The \resizefont macro takes the font selector declared by \font, uses the
% same font but re-sets this selector to (probably) new font size declared
% in the \sizespec macro. You can \def\sizespec{at<dimen>} or
% \def\sizespec{magstep<number>}. The \resizefont's setting is done
% locally, it means that you can do (for instance):
%
% {\def\sizespec{scaled\magstep3}\resizefont\tenbf \tenbf Title text}
%
% The \resizeall macro resizes the \tentt, \tenrm, \tenit, \tenbf, \tenbi
% font selectors by currently defined \sizespec.
% The \regfont adds a new `registered' font-selector to the \resizeall macro
% The font-loading macros can register their fonts by \regfont.
% You can use: \letfont \titlefont = \tenbf at15pt
\def\letfont#1#2{\ifx#2=\expandafter\letfont\expandafter#1\else
\expandafter\font\expandafter#1\expandafter
\rfontskipat\fontname#2 \relax\space \fi}
% XeTeX expands \fontname to "name with spaces":
\def\rfontskipat#1{\ifx#1"\expandafter\rfskipatX
\else\expandafter\rfskipatN\expandafter#1\fi}
\def\rfskipatX #1" #2\relax{"\whichtfm{#1}"}
\def\rfskipatN #1 #2\relax{\whichtfm{#1}}
\def\whichtfm#1{#1} % User can redefine it in order to select proper
% dessign size of the font, see ams-math.tex for
% example.
\def\resizefont#1{\letfont#1#1\sizespec}
\ifx\resizeall\undefined \else \endinput \fi
\font\tenbi=csbxti10 % it may be usable to have
% the quartet \rm \it \bf \bi preloaded
\def\bi{\tenbi} % math \fam\bifam is not preloaded now
\def\regfont#1{\expandafter\def\expandafter\resizeall\expandafter{%
\resizeall \resizefont#1}}
\def\regfontdefault{\def\resizeall{}%
\regfont\tenrm \regfont\tenit \regfont\tenbf \regfont\tenbi \regfont\tentt
}
\regfontdefault
\def\sizespec{} % by default: fonts are loaded in their implicit sizes
\endinput %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
The notice about resizing the current font.
You can't use \expandafer \resizefont \the\font because \the\font expands to
the token with internal meaning: ``current font'' and with external
representation \fontselector where \fontselector is the control sequence
used by primitive \font as a parameter. The internal meaning has a
precedence and the token \the\font is inaccesible. You can make an accesible
control sequence by re-packing it by \csname...\endcsname. Thus the macro
\currsize{<size>} which sets the typesetting of the current font to the
desired <size> may be:
\def\currsize#1{%
{\escapechar=-1\xdef\tmp{\csname\expandafter\string\the\font\endcsname}}%
\def\sizespec{at#1}\expandafter\resizefont\tmp \tmp}
or:
\def\currsize#1{%
\expandafter\let \expandafter\tmp \the\font
\def\sizespec{at#1}\resizefont\tmp \tmp}
% end of csfontsm.tex
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