Option change for generating svg fonts that use private unicode ranges

zoltan-dulac / css3FontConverter

A shell script that can use other command line tools to produce @font-face compatible fonts in all browsers. Works under Windows (using Cygwin), Mac OS X and Linux

http://www.useragentman.com/blog/2011/02/20/converting-font-face-fonts-quickly-in-any-os/

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Option change for generating svg fonts that use private unicode ranges #2

Closed peteboere closed 9 years ago

peteboere commented 12 years ago

...s that use private unicode ranges (like FontAwesome) was creating a svg font without any of the glyphs

shehi commented 9 years ago

@zoltan-dulac : This PR looks legit and FontAwesome is being used by vast majority. Any chance you could look into this and merge if necessary?

zoltan-dulac commented 9 years ago

@peteboere, @shehi : Hey guys -- I should have replied to this a while ago, but this must have fell through the cracks. The CSS3 Font Converter doesn't use batik anymore, since fontforge can convert fonts to SVG format now. Sorry for the confusion.