CHARSET Section
This example shows an example of the CHARSET section in the
csdef.fnt file:[CHARSET] ;charset = fgid, height, width, strikeover, underline C?H200A0=2304,110,73,0,0 C?H200D0=2304,140,93,0,0 C?N200B0=2308,120,80,0,0 C?4200B0=416,120,144,0,0 C?D0GT15=230,80,96,0,0 C?A155A0=33207,110,73,0,0 C?A155A0=33227,110,73,0,0 C?T055D0=4407, 140,93,0,0 C?T17500=4555,100,67,0.0 C?T17560=4555,60,40,0,0 DEFAULT=2308,80,0
The CHARSET section lists each AFP font character set and its corresponding attributes. The next table describes the attributes and values for CHARSET.
CHARSET section
| Attribute | Values | Shipped Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| fgid | IBM-defined font global identifer (FGID) or your own FGID in one of these ranges:
|
2308 | A unique value that identifies the type family, typeface, and sometimes the point size of the character set. |
| height | 1 to 990 | 80 | The vertical size of the character set (minimal baseline-to-baseline value) expressed in tenths of a point. For example, a 9-point font would have a height of 90. |
| width | 0 to 99 (currently ignored) | 0 | The average horizontal size of the characters in 1440th of an inch. Currently, 0 is always used because Windows determines an appropriate font width based on the font height. |
| strikeover |
|
0 | A font whose characters all have a line, parallel to the character baseline, placed over the middle of the character. |
| underline |
|
0 | A font whose characters all have a line, parallel to the character baseline, placed under the character. |