Closed abhabongse closed 7 years ago
Thank you for your work! Before I try it, I think the "scaled" option should be "scale" (without "d") to be more intuitive. It's the common option between opensans ("scale") and roboto ("scaled" or "scale"). And users who are familiar with \includegraphics command should be already familiar with its "scale" option.
What do you think?
Pull request merged, with option 'scaled' renamed to 'scale'. Thank you very much for your contribution!
I agree that scale
makes more sense than scaled
.
Rationale: When fonts in this package is used in conjunction with other Latin fonts, there may be discrepancies in font sizes. If we can scale the size of fonts in this package, such issue would be solved. This idea is inspired by many font packages such as opensans and roboto, etc.
Changes:
*.fd
) are modified so that they can be scaled by a factor as specified by the command\fontstlwg@scale
if it is defined. The syntax used is according to the documentation fntguide.fonts-tlwg.sty
is modified so that the command\fontstlwg@scale
can be set through package optionscaled
. It is documented in the fileREADME.latex
.\DeclareOptionX
is used instead of\DeclareOption
.