Frank Grießhammer

I get this popup periodically, too. Anaconda works as expected. The problem with the suggested resolution is that the snippet contains a syntax error: suggested: ``` import socket; socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM).connect("("localhost",...

``` ttx -t name Charter.ttc Dumping "Charter.ttc" to "Charter.ttx"... ERROR: specify a font number between 0 and 5 (inclusive) ``` Why does this command need to create a zero-kB file?

Here is a real-world example why making contents.plist optional would be great: https://github.com/adobe-fonts/source-serif/commit/b5a33a6127dedac0eaf2f9b5779d53780fbffdd4

I guess you’re both right. For the sake of simplicity, I’d perhaps like to be able to assign `f.unicodes = None`, but it’s not very reasonable to expect that. However,...

I permanently run into this. Although I understand the _why_, I would argue that it is completely unintuitive.

This is the script I use to fix (but sometimes I forget running it, which then again reminds me of this issue): https://gist.github.com/frankrolf/e75980e3895df26615cc8ed1e60f9c5b

It’s a good thing this has been brought up again, because it gave me an opportunity to improve my script 😅

I am getting that error too. However, I also get it when using `sips` (just found out about it in #6). Also, the same message is output in the Console...

Well, the binary works! The conversion process also works normally (AFAICT), just there is more output than expected. I do have XCode 11.4.1 installed.

The code point support is informed by the character sets defined here: https://github.com/adobe-type-tools/adobe-latin-charsets – ȳ would be part of the largest character set, AL-5. BTW – since Source Sans has...