# Date: Fri, 20 May 1994 14:16:56 -0700
# From: mackay@cs.washington.edu (Pierre MacKay)
# Subject: Re: problems _with_ kpathsea
# 
# If it is necessary to override the defaults in kpathsea,
# .TeXrc is a pretty good way to go about it.  Unless things
# have changed, the order of paths in the environment is
# followed, and so a preferred printer can be given first pick.
# I do that for xdvi, to make sure that write-white fonts are 
# picked by preference if they exist.
# 
# This is .TeXrc  I have the line source $HOME/.TeXrc in my .cshrc file
# Edit as necessary to make this suitable for your site.

# The write-black, bitmapped type1 and write-white choices at this site
set WB=cx
set WW=ricoh
set BM=ps-to-pk
#
# (use the ${} variable form throughout---it saves grief.
#
set TEXMFROOT=/usr2/local/lib/texmf
setenv TEXROOT ${TEXMFROOT}/tex
setenv TEXFONTS .:${TEXMFROOT}/fonts//
setenv TEXINPUTS .:${TEXROOT}//
setenv TEXFORMATS .:${TEXMFROOT}/ini
setenv TEXPOOL ${TEXFORMATS}

setenv MFROOT ${TEXMFROOT}/mf
setenv MFINPUTS .:${MFROOT}//:${TEXMFROOT}/fonts/public//src
setenv MFBASES ${TEXFORMATS}
setenv MFPOOL ${TEXFORMATS}

# The 00[TFM.VF,XDVI] directories are "accelerators" where links
# to files that are in extremely frequent use are placed.
#
# The 00PK directory may be where MakeTeXPK stores its
# output, in which case it must be in both XDVI and DVIPS paths.
# It can also be used as an "accelerator" directory for
# links to frequently used PK files.  But don't store write-white
# fonts there unless you are unlucky enough to have a write-white
# printer.
#
# XDVIFONTS takes write-white fonts from the ricoh set
# but since we don't have to worry about write-white printers
# any more, the ricoh directories contain only resolutions
# below 360 dpi.  Above that it doesn't really matter very much.
# Don't leave out the ${BM} part of the XDVI path if type1
# fonts are in use.
# NOTE: If we decide to use MakeTeXPK at all with XDVI, we will
# set it to produce fonts for the hardcopy printer only.
setenv TFMFONTS .:${TEXMFROOT}/fonts/00TFM:${TEXMFROOT}/fonts//tfm
setenv VFFONTS .:${TEXMFROOT}/fonts/00VF:${TEXMFROOT}/fonts//vf
setenv XDVIFONTS .:${TEXMFROOT}/fonts/00XDVI:${TEXMFROOT}/fonts/00PK:${TEXMFROOT}/fonts//${WW}:${TEXMFROOT}/fonts//${BM}:${TEXMFROOT}//${WB}
setenv DVIPSFONTS .:${TEXMFROOT}/fonts/00PK:${TEXMFROOT}/fonts/tmp/pk:${TEXMFROOT}//${WB}
setenv PKFONTS $DVIPSFONTS
setenv TEXPKS $DVIPSFONTS

