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1.1       root        1: #
                      2: # Trivial script for checking and setting the default PostScript font
                      3: # encoding. Changing the default assumes you can write in $POSTLIB.
                      4: # Available font encodings are files in $POSTLIB that end in .enc.
                      5: # The default is $POSTLIB/Default.enc.
                      6: #
                      7: 
                      8: POSTLIB=/usr/lib/postscript
                      9: DEFAULT=Default.enc
                     10: CURRENTDEFAULT=
                     11: 
                     12: case "$1" in
                     13:     Default) ;;
                     14:  
                     15:     Standard)
                     16:        rm -f $POSTLIB/$DEFAULT;;
                     17: 
                     18:     "") cd $POSTLIB
                     19:        for i in *.enc; do
                     20:            if [ -f "$i" -a "$i" != $DEFAULT ]; then
                     21:                NAME=`echo $i | sed s/\\.enc//`
                     22:                if cmp $i $DEFAULT >/dev/null 2>/dev/null; then
                     23:                    CURRENTDEFAULT=$NAME
                     24:                fi
                     25:                echo $NAME
                     26:            fi
                     27:        done
                     28:        echo Standard
                     29:        echo "Default=${CURRENTDEFAULT:-Standard}";;
                     30: 
                     31:     *)  if [ -f "$POSTLIB/$1.enc" ]
                     32:            then rm -f $POSTLIB/$DEFAULT
                     33:                 ln $POSTLIB/$1.enc $POSTLIB/$DEFAULT
                     34:            else echo "unrecognized encoding name $1" >&2
                     35:        fi;;
                     36: esac
                     37: 

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