I applied the PdfFontFactory refactoring and PdfFontSubsettedCID patches.  
After running, the subsetted font is referenced but is not embedded (missing) 
in the resulting PDF document. Are there any specific instructions/steps to get 
the 'precise' subsetted font into the PDF document?  Date: Sat, 20 Apr 2013 
22:05:21 +0300
From: cybe...@gmail.com
To: malcolmga...@hotmail.com
CC: podofo-us...@lists.sf.net
Subject: Re: [Podofo-users] Embedding partial font


  
    
  
  
    Hi!

      

      You can control what characters will be embedded in a document
      using PdfFontTTFSubset API, but you should know the characters set
      in advance.

      AFAIK 'precise' subsetting can't be done with current podofo API,
      but I've posted patch for doing that to this mailing list recently
      (you can find it in March posts). I didn't received any feedback
      on it, but maybe you'll find it usefull (as whole or as source for
      ideas). Don't sure if I did the job right, but the patch worked
      pretty well for me.

      

      Little copy-paste from patch:

      /**
      

       * CID font which performs "precise" subsetting, i.e. only
      actually used in the
      

       * document characters embedded.
      

       */
      

      class PdfFontSubsettedCID : public PdfFontCID { ... }

      

      Regards,

      cybevnm

      

      On 04/19/2013 09:40 PM, Malcolm Gates wrote:

    
    
      
      Hello,

         

        Using the podofo library,
          how does one unmap glyphs for characters that are not present
          in the final PDF document?

         

        Thanks,

         

        Malcolm Gates

         

        
          
             
            
              
                From: Gates, Malcolm 

                    Sent: Monday, April 08, 2013 10:53

                    To: 'podofo-us...@lists.sf.net'

                    Subject: Embedding partial font
              
            
             
            Hello,
             
            I know about embedding a TTF font in
              a PDF.
             
            Is there a method to embed only that
              portion of the font for the characters present in the
              PDF?  For example, a PDF document comprising the text
              “Hello, world.” would have the font subset including only
              those letters, the space, the comma and the period.
             
            Doing so should reduce the size of
              the resulting PDF.  Is that correct?
             
            Many thanks,
             
            Malcolm Gates

              Professional Services Contractor

              NCR Corporation

              Telephone: 770.623.7330
            
             
          
        
      
      

      
      

      
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