How to include the current font name in the document
Using plain TeX coding, how to I include the current font name in the document? I know it involves thefont but can't recall the exact method.
This is for use in a font-sampler, so that before each font sample, an appropriate title appears identifying that font.
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Using plain TeX coding, how to I include the current font name in the document? I know it involves thefont but can't recall the exact method.
This is for use in a font-sampler, so that before each font sample, an appropriate title appears identifying that font.
fonts plain-tex
edited Dec 7 at 16:12
Sigur
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asked Dec 7 at 15:56
GAS4
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A quick Google search for "tex show font" gives me tex.stackexchange.com/questions/109703/… with the commandexpandaftershowthefontin the first answer.
– Marijn
Dec 7 at 16:02
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Using plain TeX coding, how to I include the current font name in the document? I know it involves thefont but can't recall the exact method.
This is for use in a font-sampler, so that before each font sample, an appropriate title appears identifying that font.
fonts plain-tex
edited Dec 7 at 16:12
Sigur
24k355137
asked Dec 7 at 15:56
GAS4
647
Using plain TeX coding, how to I include the current font name in the document? I know it involves thefont but can't recall the exact method.
This is for use in a font-sampler, so that before each font sample, an appropriate title appears identifying that font.
fonts plain-tex
fonts plain-tex
edited Dec 7 at 16:12
Sigur
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asked Dec 7 at 15:56
GAS4
647
edited Dec 7 at 16:12
Sigur
24k355137
asked Dec 7 at 15:56
GAS4
647
edited Dec 7 at 16:12
Sigur
24k355137
edited Dec 7 at 16:12
Sigur
24k355137
edited Dec 7 at 16:12
Sigur
24k355137
24k355137
asked Dec 7 at 15:56
GAS4
647
asked Dec 7 at 15:56
GAS4
647
asked Dec 7 at 15:56
GAS4
647
647
A quick Google search for "tex show font" gives me tex.stackexchange.com/questions/109703/… with the commandexpandaftershowthefontin the first answer.
– Marijn
Dec 7 at 16:02
add a comment |
A quick Google search for "tex show font" gives me tex.stackexchange.com/questions/109703/… with the commandexpandaftershowthefontin the first answer.
– Marijn
Dec 7 at 16:02
A quick Google search for "tex show font" gives me tex.stackexchange.com/questions/109703/… with the command
expandaftershowthefont in the first answer.– Marijn
Dec 7 at 16:02
A quick Google search for "tex show font" gives me tex.stackexchange.com/questions/109703/… with the command
expandaftershowthefont in the first answer.– Marijn
Dec 7 at 16:02
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You can use fontnamefont to output the current font name in your document:
defsamplefont#1{%
% set font style and save name
#1edefsavedname{fontnamefont}%
% print small sample
{leavevmodetthbox to 1in{savedname:hss}}%
abcxyz ABCXYZ 123par
}
samplefontrm
samplefonttt
samplefontbf
samplefontit
samplefontsl
bye
answered Dec 7 at 16:56
siracusa
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From the TeXbook (p. 214)
the⟨font⟩ produces a font identifier that selects the
specified font. For example, ‘thefont’ is a control sequence corresponding
to the current font.
This is most useful only in edef, to get an alias command for the current font:
{itxdefthisfont{thefont}abc}
{thisfont abc}
will produce the same result.
For the external name of the current font, use fontnamefont (current font) or fontnametenrm (or whatever font selection command you want to use):
fontnamefont
fontnametenrm
fontnameseveni
bye
answered Dec 7 at 17:09
egreg
708k8618823163
Thank you, Very helpful.
– GAS4
Dec 7 at 18:43
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You can use fontnamefont to output the current font name in your document:
defsamplefont#1{%
% set font style and save name
#1edefsavedname{fontnamefont}%
% print small sample
{leavevmodetthbox to 1in{savedname:hss}}%
abcxyz ABCXYZ 123par
}
samplefontrm
samplefonttt
samplefontbf
samplefontit
samplefontsl
bye
answered Dec 7 at 16:56
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You can use fontnamefont to output the current font name in your document:
defsamplefont#1{%
% set font style and save name
#1edefsavedname{fontnamefont}%
% print small sample
{leavevmodetthbox to 1in{savedname:hss}}%
abcxyz ABCXYZ 123par
}
samplefontrm
samplefonttt
samplefontbf
samplefontit
samplefontsl
bye
answered Dec 7 at 16:56
siracusa
4,96511428
add a comment |
You can use fontnamefont to output the current font name in your document:
defsamplefont#1{%
% set font style and save name
#1edefsavedname{fontnamefont}%
% print small sample
{leavevmodetthbox to 1in{savedname:hss}}%
abcxyz ABCXYZ 123par
}
samplefontrm
samplefonttt
samplefontbf
samplefontit
samplefontsl
bye
answered Dec 7 at 16:56
siracusa
4,96511428
You can use fontnamefont to output the current font name in your document:
defsamplefont#1{%
% set font style and save name
#1edefsavedname{fontnamefont}%
% print small sample
{leavevmodetthbox to 1in{savedname:hss}}%
abcxyz ABCXYZ 123par
}
samplefontrm
samplefonttt
samplefontbf
samplefontit
samplefontsl
bye
answered Dec 7 at 16:56
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answered Dec 7 at 16:56
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From the TeXbook (p. 214)
the⟨font⟩ produces a font identifier that selects the
specified font. For example, ‘thefont’ is a control sequence corresponding
to the current font.
This is most useful only in edef, to get an alias command for the current font:
{itxdefthisfont{thefont}abc}
{thisfont abc}
will produce the same result.
For the external name of the current font, use fontnamefont (current font) or fontnametenrm (or whatever font selection command you want to use):
fontnamefont
fontnametenrm
fontnameseveni
bye
answered Dec 7 at 17:09
egreg
708k8618823163
Thank you, Very helpful.
– GAS4
Dec 7 at 18:43
add a comment |
From the TeXbook (p. 214)
the⟨font⟩ produces a font identifier that selects the
specified font. For example, ‘thefont’ is a control sequence corresponding
to the current font.
This is most useful only in edef, to get an alias command for the current font:
{itxdefthisfont{thefont}abc}
{thisfont abc}
will produce the same result.
For the external name of the current font, use fontnamefont (current font) or fontnametenrm (or whatever font selection command you want to use):
fontnamefont
fontnametenrm
fontnameseveni
bye
answered Dec 7 at 17:09
egreg
708k8618823163
Thank you, Very helpful.
– GAS4
Dec 7 at 18:43
add a comment |
From the TeXbook (p. 214)
the⟨font⟩ produces a font identifier that selects the
specified font. For example, ‘thefont’ is a control sequence corresponding
to the current font.
This is most useful only in edef, to get an alias command for the current font:
{itxdefthisfont{thefont}abc}
{thisfont abc}
will produce the same result.
For the external name of the current font, use fontnamefont (current font) or fontnametenrm (or whatever font selection command you want to use):
fontnamefont
fontnametenrm
fontnameseveni
bye
answered Dec 7 at 17:09
egreg
708k8618823163
From the TeXbook (p. 214)
the⟨font⟩ produces a font identifier that selects the
specified font. For example, ‘thefont’ is a control sequence corresponding
to the current font.
This is most useful only in edef, to get an alias command for the current font:
{itxdefthisfont{thefont}abc}
{thisfont abc}
will produce the same result.
For the external name of the current font, use fontnamefont (current font) or fontnametenrm (or whatever font selection command you want to use):
fontnamefont
fontnametenrm
fontnameseveni
bye
answered Dec 7 at 17:09
egreg
708k8618823163
answered Dec 7 at 17:09
egreg
708k8618823163
answered Dec 7 at 17:09
egreg
708k8618823163
answered Dec 7 at 17:09
egreg
708k8618823163
708k8618823163
Thank you, Very helpful.
– GAS4
Dec 7 at 18:43
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Thank you, Very helpful.
– GAS4
Dec 7 at 18:43
Thank you, Very helpful.
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Dec 7 at 18:43
Thank you, Very helpful.
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A quick Google search for "tex show font" gives me tex.stackexchange.com/questions/109703/… with the command
expandaftershowthefontin the first answer.– Marijn
Dec 7 at 16:02