I’m using -[NSFontManager availableFontNamesWithTraits:] and I want to get the
names of all of the fonts that have both a regular (plain) and bold option.
I’ve tried various things, but this seems like it should work:
NSArray* fonts = [[NSFontManager sharedFontManager]
availableFontNamesWithTraits:NSBoldFontMask | NSUnboldFontMask];
Except it returns no results. According to the docs if I pass 0 for traits, it
should return all the plain fonts, and it’s equivalent to NSUnboldFontMask |
NSUnitalicFontMask. That returns no results.
If I set it to a single value, such as NSBoldFontMask, I get all the bold
fonts, but no plain ones. I also tried NSBoldFontMask | NSUnboldFontMask |
NSUnitalicFontMask, but that returns no results.
What’s the magic traits mask I need? Seems like it should be a simple thing to
get plain + bold, except that a bit mask doesn’t really work to express this,
because there’s no value for “plain” - plain is the absence of any other trait.
So how do I ask for it?
—Graham
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