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Rework second fc-match example:

'fcmatch -a TYPE | less' is useless: -a functions similarly to
fc-list, any following parameter is ignored. So the example listed
all installed font-style-weight combinations for all three TYPEs.

Replace by plain fc-match TYPE.

Remove TYPE specification from introductory paragraph, it is only
used for the replacement command here. Use the same markup for the
command and in the explanations, so that a capital TYPE in the
explanations is replaced by a smaller slanted TYPE.

The command after this shows a fuller variant with the type, lang
and weight being specified.
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Ken Moffat 2023-12-07 08:52:04 +00:00
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@ -153,7 +153,7 @@
The following commands may be helpful when working with
<application>Fontconfig</application>,
particularly if you are interested in overriding which font will be
chosen. 'TYPE' should be one of serif, sans-serif or monospace.
chosen.
</para>
<para>
@ -173,12 +173,14 @@
</para>
<para>
<command>fc-match -a <replaceable>Type</replaceable> | less</command> :
provides a list of all fonts which can be used for that type (Monospace,
Sans, Sans-serif, Serif <emphasis>(capital letters optional)</emphasis>).
Note that in-extremis <application>Fontconfig</application> will take a
glyph from any available font, even if it is not of the specified type,
and unless it knows about the font's type it will assume it is Sans.
<command>fc-match <replaceable>TYPE</replaceable></command> : shows which
font will be used in the current language for that
<!-- match style of TYPE in command and explanations -->
<replaceable>TYPE</replaceable> (Monospace, Sans, Serif <emphasis>(initial
capital letter is optional)</emphasis>). If that font does not map a
codepoint, <application>Fontconfig</application> can take a glyph from any
available font, even if it is not of the specified type. Any other value
for <replaceable>TYPE</replaceable> will be assumed to be Sans.
</para>
<para>