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%%
%% This is file `novel-FontDefaults.sty', part of class `novel'.
%% Copyright 2017 Robert Allgeyer.
%%
%%
%% This file may be distributed and/or modified under the
%% conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.3c
%% of this license or (at your option) any later version.
%% The latest version of this license is in
%% http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt
%% and version 1.3c or later is part of all distributions of LaTeX
%% version 2005/12/01 or later.
%%
%%
\ProvidesFile{novel-FontDefaults.sty}%
[2017/07/26 v1.32 LaTeX file (default fonts)]
%%
%%
%% This file is loaded \AtEndPreamble.
%%
%% Most TeX installations will use Latin Modern or Computer Modern
%% as default fonts. These are unsuitable for commercial fiction.
%% But `novel' class uses Libertinus as defaults.
%% Change them using \SetParentFont and other fontspec commands, in Preamble.
% Libertinus Serif has Regular, Italic, Bold, Bold Italic.
% Here, Semibold over-rides Bold.
%
%% Now to activate the font definitions:
%
\defaultfontfeatures{} % reset
%
% The mono font:
\defaultfontfeatures[\ttfamily]{% monofont has no kerning or common ligatures
SmallCapsFeatures={Renderer=Basic},Ligatures=TeX,%
}%
\ifthenelse{\equal{\ttdefault}{lmtt}\OR\equal{\ttdefault}{cmtt}}{% over-ride:
\IfFontExistsTF{Libertinus Mono}{
\setmonofont[%
ItalicFont={},% Doesn't have these.
BoldFont={},%
BoldItalicFont={},%
]{Libertinus Mono}
}{
\IfFontExistsTF{Linux Libertine Mono O}{
\setmonofont{Linux Libertine Mono O}
}{
\setmonofont{Latin Modern Mono}% Eeek! Only because you have it!
}
}
}{} % User \setmonofont, so leave alone.
%%
\defaultfontfeatures{} % reset
% Main and sans fonts: kerning, ligatures, and OldStyle numbers if available:
\defaultfontfeatures[\rmfamily,\sffamily]{%
SmallCapsFeatures={Renderer=Basic},Kerning=On,Numbers=OldStyle,%
Ligatures=Common,Ligatures=TeX,%
}%
% The sans font:
\ifthenelse{\equal{\sfdefault}{lmss}\OR\equal{\sfdefault}{cmss}}{ % override:
\IfFontExistsTF{Libertinus Sans}{
\setsansfont{Libertinus Sans}
}{
\IfFontExistsTF{Linux Biolinum O}{
\setsansfont{Linux Biolinum O}
}{
\setsansfont{Latin Modern Sans}% Eeek! Only because you have it!
}
}
}{} % User \setsansfont, so leave alone.
%%
% At this point, if \rmdefault is something other than lmr, it means
% that the user attempted to set the main font using ordinary TeX commands,
% or via fontspec's \setmainfont. But those are ineffective in this class,
% because without \SetParentFont the prior command will be over-written.
\ifthenelse{\equal{\rmdefault}{\@noveloldrmdefault}}{}{%
\ClassWarning{novel}{^^JBIG BAD WARNING:^^J%
You attempted to define the main document font using a command such as^^J%
\string\renewcommand\string\rmdefault\space or \string\usepackage{font}^^J%
or \string\setmainfont. These are incorrect in `novel' class.^^J%
Use \string\SetParentFont\space instead. See `novel' documentation.^^J}%
}%
% The parentfont: (from v.1.1. Known as masterfont in prior versions)
\if@parentfontset\else
\IfFontExistsTF{Libertinus Serif}{
\SetParentFont[%
BoldFont=libertinusserif-semibold.otf,%
BoldItalicFont=libertinusserif-semibolditalic.otf,%
]{Libertinus Serif}
}{
\IfFontExistsTF{Linux Libertine O}{
\SetParentFont[%
BoldFont=LinLibertine_RZ.otf,%
BoldItalicFont=LinLibertine_RZI.otf,%
]{Linux Libertine O}
}{
\SetParentFont[%
SmallCapsFont={Latin Modern Roman Caps}%
]{Latin Modern Roman}% Eeek! Only because you have it!
\let\scshape\oldscshape % or small caps won't work
\let\smcp\oldscshape % ditto
}
}
\fi
% Now we are ready to set the main font:
\setmainfont[\@parentfontfeatures]{\@parentfontname}
\let\textfont\rmfamily\relax % compatibility
\let\mainfont\rmfamily\relax % compatibility
%
%%
\defaultfontfeatures{} % reset
% The novel-specific display fonts use these defaults:
\defaultfontfeatures{%
SmallCapsFeatures={Renderer=Basic},Kerning=On,%
Ligatures=TeX,Ligatures=CommonOff,Numbers=Lining,%
}%
%% The novel-specific fonts:
\if@chapterfontset\else
\SetChapterFont[\@parentfontfeatures,Scale=1.6]{\@parentfontname}
\fi
\newfontfamily\chapterfont[\@chapterfontfeatures]{\@chapterfontname}
%%
\if@subchfontset\else
\SetSubchFont[\@parentfontfeatures,Scale=1.2]{\@parentfontname}
\fi
\newfontfamily\subchfont[\@subchfontfeatures]{\@subchfontname}
%%
\newif \if@headfontdefault
\if@headfontset\else
\SetHeadFont[\@parentfontfeatures,Scale=0.92]{\@parentfontname}
\global\@headfontdefaulttrue
\fi
\newfontfamily\headfont[\@headfontfeatures]{\@headfontname}
%%
\defaultfontfeatures{} % reset
\defaultfontfeatures{% for decofont
SmallCapsFeatures={Renderer=Basic},Kerning=On,Ligatures=TeX,%
}%
%% The decofont must be NovelDeco.otf or a user modification of that font:
\if@decofontset\else
\IfFontExistsTF{NovelDeco.otf}{
\SetDecoFont{NovelDeco}
}{}
\fi
%%
\gdef\acronym#1{#1}% Re-defined below, if decofont available.
%%
%% Now to get the decofont activated:
% Decorative glyphs, only in this font. Should not be re-set by user:
\gdef\decoglyph#1{~}% If NovelDeco not found, nonbreaking space in main text.
%
\if@gotdeco % NovelDeco or a user-defined alternative was found:
\newfontface\@decoglyph[%
\@decofontfeatures,%
]{\@decofontname}
\newfontface\@decoglypha[%
\@decofontfeatures,RawFeature=+ss01,%
]{\@decofontname}
\newfontface\@decoglyphb[%
\@decofontfeatures,RawFeature=+ss02,%
]{\@decofontname}
\newfontface\@decoglyphc[%
\@decofontfeatures,RawFeature=+ss03,%
]{\@decofontname}
%
\gdef\decoglyph#1{% Be sure to use % without preceding space:
\IfBeginWith{#1}{n}{% normal weight symbol (same as regular)
\StrBehind{#1}{n}[\@tempdecoglyph]{\@decoglyph\symbol{\@tempdecoglyph}}%
}{}%
\IfBeginWith{#1}{r}{% regular weight symbol
\StrBehind{#1}{r}[\@tempdecoglyph]{\@decoglyph\symbol{\@tempdecoglyph}}%
}{}%
\IfBeginWith{#1}{l}{% light weight symbol
\StrBehind{#1}{l}[\@tempdecoglyph]{\@decoglypha\symbol{\@tempdecoglyph}}%
}{}%
\IfBeginWith{#1}{e}{% extra light weight symbol
\StrBehind{#1}{e}[\@tempdecoglyph]{\@decoglyphb\symbol{\@tempdecoglyph}}%
}{}%
\IfBeginWith{#1}{t}{% thin weight symbol
\StrBehind{#1}{t}[\@tempdecoglyph]{\@decoglyphc\symbol{\@tempdecoglyph}}%
}{}%
}% end gdef decoglyph
%
% The trouble with acronyms is that they look too big in regular capitals,
% and too small in small caps. Command \acronym{} tries to provide an
% intermediate size. The letters were drawn from Linux Libertine, scaled,
% weights adjusted, the placed in NovelDeco.otf.
\gdef\acronym#1{{\decofont{#1}}}
%
\fi% end \if@gotdeco
%
%%
% Any other fonts will use these defaults:
\defaultfontfeatures{} % reset
% The novel-specific display fonts use these defaults:
\defaultfontfeatures{%
SmallCapsFeatures={Renderer=Basic},%
Ligatures=TeX,
Kerning=On,%
}%
%
%%
% Get rid of previously-defined fake polyglossia commands,
% but you can still use \setkeys from that package:
\let\SetMainLanguage\relax
\let\SetDefaultLanguage\relax
\let\SetOtherLanguage\relax
\let\SetOtherLanguages\relax
\let\setmainlanguage\relax
\let\setdefaultlanguage\relax
\let\setotherlanguage\relax
\let\setotherlanguages\relax
% Now that the basic fonts are defined, we can load these packages:
\RequirePackage{polyglossia} % Instead of babel.
%
\ifthenelse{\equal{\@setmainlang}{}}{
\setmainlanguage{english}
}{
\ifthenelse{\equal{\@setmainlangopt}{}}{
\setmainlanguage{\@setmainlang}
}{
\setmainlanguage[\@setmainlangopt]{\@setmainlang}
}
}
\ifthenelse{\equal{\@setotherlang}{}}{}{
\ifthenelse{\equal{\@setotherlangopt}{}}{
\setotherlanguage{\@setotherlang}
}{
\setotherlanguage[\@setotherlangopt]{\@setotherlang}
}
}
\ifthenelse{\equal{\@setotherlangs}{}}{}{
\ifthenelse{\equal{\@setotherlangsopt}{}}{
\setotherlanguages{\@setotherlangs}
}{
\setotherlanguages[\@setotherlangsopt]{\@setotherlangs}
}
}
%% This provides default microtype settings, allows the user to over-ride,
% and hopefully prevents the user from choosing inappropriate settings:
\let\microtypesetup\relax % fake command no longer needed
\if@setmicrotype % user wrote \microtypesetup{} in Preamble
\IfSubStr{\@mymicrotypesetup}{config}{% user specified own config file
\gdef\@mymicrotypeset{\@mymicrotypesetup}
}{ % default to novel's config file
\gdef\@mymicrotypeset{%
config=novel-microtype,\@mymicrotypesetup}
}
\else % user did not write \microtypesetup{} in Preamble
\gdef\@mymicrotypeset{%
config=novel-microtype,stretch=20,shrink=20}
\fi
\RequirePackage[\@mymicrotypeset,final,tracking]{microtype}
%
%%
%
%% End of file `novel-FontDefaults.sty'
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