Hagen - Pragma ADE

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Features
\setupbodyfont
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When resolving the definition, the best possible match will be taken from the typeface
table in the goodie file. Of course this is not something that we expect the average user
to deliver and deal with.
As the Antykwa font is somewhat atypical and not used in everyday typesetting, you
might wonder if all this overhead makes sense. However, there are type foundries that
do ship their fonts in many weights and for those using a Lua goodie file instead of many
typescripts in T E X coding makes sense. Take for instance TheMix:
\loadfontgoodies
[themix]
\definetypeface
[name=themix,
preset=themix-light]
\definetypeface
[name=themix,
preset=themixmono-light]
\setupbodyfont
[themix]
In this case the goodie file can serve as a template for more such fonts. In order to be
efficient this goodie file uses a couple of local tables (we could have used metatables
instead).
local themix = {
name = "themix",
shortcut = "ss",
shape = "sans",
fontname = "themix",
width = "normal",
size = "default",
features = "default",
}
local themixmono = {
name = "themixmono",
shortcut = "tt",
shape = "mono",
fontname = "themixmono",
width = "normal",
size = "default",