Ted Toal

I also was unable to import fonts on macOS Catalina 10.15.7. This error occurred: ``` /System/Library/Fonts/Apple Symbols.ttfError in system2(ttf2pt1, c(args, shQuote(ttfiles[i]), shQuote(tmpfiles[i])), : (converted from warning) running command ''/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.6/Resources/library/Rttf2pt1/exec//ttf2pt1' -a...

I was able to get farther along in the process. Turns out I had option(warn=2), which turned warnings into errors. I did option(warn=0) and reran font_import(pattern="Arial Unicode.*"). This gave me...

Suggestion: in the extrafont installation instructions, add "options(warn=0)".

Unicode has been around for decades now, but it still isn't possible to use many Unicode characters in R within a PDF file. Why not? My reading so far has...

Suggestion: make font_import() import even if the font already exists, or have an argument "force" that forces such import.

No problem. I had actually made a vcf with only two samples, but it had all my samples in it. Discovered that bcftools annotate -s option does not work, reported...

What is the status on this? I'm having the same problem, with openxlsx 4.2.4. The strange thing is, it was working fine until suddenly it wasn't. I did update some...

One other comment. I renamed the arguments (x1, y1) of getTextBounds() to (xL, yT), to make it clear these are the left and top coordinates of the bounding box.

Great, I hope you can incorporate the changes, thanks!