On Mar 19, 2012, at 9:55 AM, Jon Brooks wrote: > My question is: Why is the system font now excluded from the array of > familyNames? Does the dot in front denote some kind of private status?
A “.” or “%” prefix on a font name has always (literally back to 1984) meant that the font is not user-visible. It’s just a hint to the font UI to skip that font and not show it in a menu/list/whatever. I’m pretty sure this doesn’t equate to private API in the current App Store restrictions, especially since this is the name of the legitimate system font. I can’t imagine why you’d need to use the explicit name anyplace, but it shouldn’t be a problem. —Jens
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