XMLGRAPHICS−FOP−FO



XMLGRAPHICS−FOP−FO

NAME
SYNOPSIS
OPTIONS
EXAMPLES
AUTHORS

NAME

xmlgraphics-fop-fontlist

SYNOPSIS

Classname: org.apache.fop.tools.fontlist.FontListMain

xmlgraphics−fop−fontlist [−c CONFIG_FILE] [−f MIME] [[output−dir | output−file] [font−family]]

OPTIONS

The following options in alphabetical order are available:

−c CONFIG_FILE

an optional FOP configuration file

−f MIME

MIME type of the output format for which to create the font list (defaults to application/pdf)

output−dir

creates one sample PDF per font−family

output−file

writes the list as file (valid file extensions: xml, fo, and pdf)

font−family

filters to a single font family

EXAMPLES

• prints all detected fonts to the console:

xmlgraphics−fop−fontlist

• same as before, but outputs it into a PDF file:

xmlgraphics−fop−fontlist system−fonts.pdf

• Generates a single PDF containing a sample of all configured fonts:

xmlgraphics−fop−fontlist −c userconfig.xml all−fonts.pdf

AUTHORS

Apache Foundation

Thomas Schraitle

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