Thanks for the informative and quick reply. I'll go ahead with the bug
report.
Brian
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I would recommend using the 3rd method.
The first approach is instantiating an NSFont instance for all available faces.
Instantiating NSFont has additional costs over just querying font descriptors
(the font instance references graphics attributes, for example).
The resource should be deallocated
Aki,
Many thanks for the reply. Taking your suggestion, I found three
possible routes to rewriting the function (given below). All seem to
work.
One uses NSFontManager and NSFont:
NSArray *fontNames = [[NSFontManager sharedFontManager] availableFonts];
for (NSString *fontName in fontNa
Brian,
The font descriptor here describes a query matching font descriptors containing
the character set equals to the supplied set.
Since it's unlikely to have fonts with just "0123456789", for example, it
should return 0 result.
If you're seeing something different, please file a bug.
To wha
