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Hi William,
I think it could be useful a method of the SVGDocument class returning something like a list (or a vector..) of the required font-families for a given instance of a SVGDocument.
Moreover, it should be useful to know whether these required font-familes has been properly paired with a loaded font, or whether they have been replaced with other available default fonts.
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That’s a good request. It gets interesting when the font-family is something like “serif”. Or there are lists for family name: “serif, Times New Roman, Arial”
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Hi William,
I think it could be useful a method of the SVGDocument class returning something like a list (or a vector..) of the required font-families for a given instance of a SVGDocument.
Moreover, it should be useful to know whether these required font-familes has been properly paired with a loaded font, or whether they have been replaced with other available default fonts.
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Hi William,
I think it could be useful a method of the SVGDocument class returning something like a list (or a vector..) of the required font-families for a given instance of a SVGDocument.
Moreover, it should be useful to know whether these required font-familes has been properly paired with a loaded font, or whether they have been replaced with other available default fonts.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: