On Sun, 19 Jan 2014 11:58:15 +1000, Gideon King said:
>We have the seemingly impossible situation where the text is drawn in a font
>face that is not in the list returned by [UIFont familyNames].
Well, it isn't *very* impossible. Consider the case of a label or button whose
text drawn in one o
Ah, interesting to know that, thanks Jens.
Yes, I guess I could leave it unchecked. But also my files are used
cross-platform, so I would prefer to store font information for standard fonts,
so will probably do the translation to standard fonts during pasting anyway.
Regards
Gideon
> Fonts w
On Jan 18, 2014, at 5:58 PM, Gideon King wrote:
> We have the seemingly impossible situation where the text is drawn in a font
> face that is not in the list returned by [UIFont familyNames].
Fonts with names prefixed with a "." or "%" are hidden from the higher-level
APIs for listing fonts.
I am trying to display font information on the user interface of my
application, and have come across some hidden fonts that are obviously there in
the system, but not listed in the UIFont familyNames. This can happen when the
user has pasted rich text into my application and it is in a hidden s
You can carry a custom font in your application bundle. That will work for sure.
On Nov 21, 2013, at 13:06, Gerriet M. Denkmann wrote:
> The Thonburi font (default font for Thai) has some issues (since 10.9 / iOS
> 7).
> (E.g. writing ผฺ that is THAI CHARACTER PHO PHUNG + THAI CHARACTER PHINTHU
The Thonburi font (default font for Thai) has some issues (since 10.9 / iOS 7).
(E.g. writing ผฺ that is THAI CHARACTER PHO PHUNG + THAI CHARACTER PHINTHU, the
latter (which is a non-spacing mark) is NOT displayed under the preceding
character, but next to it; should look similar to พฺ )
On OS X
