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This directory ============== This directory (tools/) contains tools based upon TTF/Ruby. Note: TTF/Ruby does not need to be installed if you run those tools from this directory. ttfdump ======= ttfdump is a command-line tool to extract informations about a font. $ ruby ttfdump file.ttf # Display a summary about the font $ ruby ttfdump file.ttf table # Display informations related to table table $ ruby ttfdump file.ttf all # Display all informations (very verbose!) ttfsubset ========= ttfsubset is a tool which from a font and an input file generates a subset from this font containing only characters in the input file. Maybe useful to embed a lighter version of a font in a document or in an embedded system. $ ruby ttfsubset file.ttf < input_file.txt ttfcairoglyphviewer =================== ttfcairoglyphviewer renders a selected glyph using Ruby/GTK, Rcairo and TTF/Ruby. It also displays markers for corner points, curve control points, and implicit points. $ ruby ttfcairoglyphviewer file.ttf -g glyph_id $ ruby ttfcairoglyphviewer file.ttf -c a_character ttfglyph2svg ============ ttfglyph2svg prints to stdout a selected glyph in SVG format. $ ruby ttfglyph2svg file.ttf -g glyph_id $ ruby ttfglyph2svg file.ttf -c a_character
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