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Import of a new program: gFONT (Graphics Font). This is a handy tool to create GIF images in batch(!) containing strings rendered via TeX-available fonts. This is especially useful for Webdesigners who need some special fonts which HTML does not provide. Actually the Website META Language (WML) [see www/wml/ port] has a powerful package named wml::des::gfont which is based uppon this program: it defines a new HTML container tag named <gfont> which gets replaced by a GIF image containg the tags body string, rendered via any TeX-available font. Very useful for headlines or big letters at the start of paragraphs.
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# New ports collection makefile for: gfont
Upgrade to gFONT 1.0.2
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# Version required: 1.0.2
# Date created: 09-Sep-1997
Import of a new program: gFONT (Graphics Font). This is a handy tool to create GIF images in batch(!) containing strings rendered via TeX-available fonts. This is especially useful for Webdesigners who need some special fonts which HTML does not provide. Actually the Website META Language (WML) [see www/wml/ port] has a powerful package named wml::des::gfont which is based uppon this program: it defines a new HTML container tag named <gfont> which gets replaced by a GIF image containg the tags body string, rendered via any TeX-available font. Very useful for headlines or big letters at the start of paragraphs.
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# Whom: Ralf S. Engelschall <rse@engelschall.com>
#
Change Id->FreeBSD.
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# $FreeBSD$
Import of a new program: gFONT (Graphics Font). This is a handy tool to create GIF images in batch(!) containing strings rendered via TeX-available fonts. This is especially useful for Webdesigners who need some special fonts which HTML does not provide. Actually the Website META Language (WML) [see www/wml/ port] has a powerful package named wml::des::gfont which is based uppon this program: it defines a new HTML container tag named <gfont> which gets replaced by a GIF image containg the tags body string, rendered via any TeX-available font. Very useful for headlines or big letters at the start of paragraphs.
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#
Upgrade to gFONT 1.0.2
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DISTNAME= gfont-1.0.2
Import of a new program: gFONT (Graphics Font). This is a handy tool to create GIF images in batch(!) containing strings rendered via TeX-available fonts. This is especially useful for Webdesigners who need some special fonts which HTML does not provide. Actually the Website META Language (WML) [see www/wml/ port] has a powerful package named wml::des::gfont which is based uppon this program: it defines a new HTML container tag named <gfont> which gets replaced by a GIF image containg the tags body string, rendered via any TeX-available font. Very useful for headlines or big letters at the start of paragraphs.
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CATEGORIES= graphics print www
MASTER_SITES= http://www.engelschall.com/sw/gfont/distrib/ \
Added official mirror site ftp.hyperreal.org to MASTER_SITES.
1998-01-03 04:26:46 -05:00
ftp://ftp.engelschall.com/sw/gfont/ \
ftp://ftp.hyperreal.org/ -> http://www.hyperreal.org/ . hyperreal is phasing out FTP and the distfile is now only available via http.
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http://www.hyperreal.org/software/engelschall/gfont/
Import of a new program: gFONT (Graphics Font). This is a handy tool to create GIF images in batch(!) containing strings rendered via TeX-available fonts. This is especially useful for Webdesigners who need some special fonts which HTML does not provide. Actually the Website META Language (WML) [see www/wml/ port] has a powerful package named wml::des::gfont which is based uppon this program: it defines a new HTML container tag named <gfont> which gets replaced by a GIF image containg the tags body string, rendered via any TeX-available font. Very useful for headlines or big letters at the start of paragraphs.
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MAINTAINER= rse@engelschall.com
RUN_DEPENDS= mf:${PORTSDIR}/print/teTeX \
gftopk:${PORTSDIR}/print/teTeX \
gsftopk:${PORTSDIR}/print/teTeX
This is broken only on -current. I suspect it gets confused by system perl.
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.include <bsd.port.pre.mk>
Import of a new program: gFONT (Graphics Font). This is a handy tool to create GIF images in batch(!) containing strings rendered via TeX-available fonts. This is especially useful for Webdesigners who need some special fonts which HTML does not provide. Actually the Website META Language (WML) [see www/wml/ port] has a powerful package named wml::des::gfont which is based uppon this program: it defines a new HTML container tag named <gfont> which gets replaced by a GIF image containg the tags body string, rendered via any TeX-available font. Very useful for headlines or big letters at the start of paragraphs.
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USE_PERL5= yes
Added patch-aa so this didn't break in -CURRENT UnBROKENed Makefile, and changed HAS_CONFIGURE to the more appropriate GNU_CONFIGURE. Port builds on -STABLE(jade.chc-chimes.com) and -CURRENT(bento) now. PR: ports/8807 Submitted by: Ian Struble <ian@disavowed.broken.net>
1998-11-25 15:17:00 -05:00
GNU_CONFIGURE= yes
Import of a new program: gFONT (Graphics Font). This is a handy tool to create GIF images in batch(!) containing strings rendered via TeX-available fonts. This is especially useful for Webdesigners who need some special fonts which HTML does not provide. Actually the Website META Language (WML) [see www/wml/ port] has a powerful package named wml::des::gfont which is based uppon this program: it defines a new HTML container tag named <gfont> which gets replaced by a GIF image containg the tags body string, rendered via any TeX-available font. Very useful for headlines or big letters at the start of paragraphs.
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MAN1= gfont.1
Don't include bsd.port.pre.mk twice. This usually is caused by first including bsd.port.pre.mk and then later including bsd.port.mk (the latter of which of course should be bsd.port.post.mk).
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.include <bsd.port.post.mk>
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