Nicholas Paldino

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@MarcinZiabek Thanks for the prompt response. That _does_ work, but as mentioned, I'm looking to avoid allocations by writing to an intermediate stream (the new `MemoryStream` allocation is the same...

> > That does work, but as mentioned, I'm looking to avoid allocations by writing to an intermediate stream (the new MemoryStream allocation is the same as returning to a...

@MarcinZiabek The documents that I'm generating are currently ~1.6 MB, so greater than 85K which is required to go on the LOH. In a high-throughput situation, this can easily cause...

The problem I'm trying to solve is font fallback. For content that where we are unsure of what typeface needs to be used, we cycle through each character in the...

@MarcinZiabek Warning, wall of code incoming: ```` using Ofl.Collections.Generic; using SkiaSharp; using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.IO; using System.Linq; using System.Reactive.Disposables; namespace Ofl.Core.MediaPack.Rendering.Pdf.Fonts { public class FontManager : IDisposable {...

Given the existence of github actions, a commit to `master` is all that's required to push a new release to NuGet. And, to be frank, NuGet is the standard for...

It seems this introduced a new issue. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/561862/85411324-3200dc00-b536-11ea-85f6-375b3125b3d9.png) No changes have been made to this sandbox. Is the sanddance project making updates to the *same* semantic version and publishing them...

@mattijn This is using vega 5.9.0. We could update to vega 5.13.0, but that only hides the issue; if semvers for Sandance are being reused, then the risk of breaking...

I would throw in a +1 here as well, this would be exceptionally efficient. However, in looking through the source code in order to find a workaround, it seems that...

I could use this as well; we use enumerations defined *in* the project, but are the result of a tool which shouldn't be modified. Being able to do something like:...