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Indeed, running that command on the command line yields:
Using language 'latin1'for Unicode fonts
Auto-detected front-end parser 'ttf'
(use ttf2pt1 -p? to get the full list of available front-ends)
Processing file /System/Library/Fonts/ZapfDingbats.ttf
Some font name strings are in Unicode, may not show properly
Font name is unknown, setting to "Unknown"
numglyphs = 208
No Microsoft encoding, looking for MAC encoding
Glyph .notdef has >= two encodings (B), 0001 & 0002
Glyph .notdef has >= two encodings (B), 0001 & 0003
Glyph .notdef has >= two encodings (B), 0001 & 0004
... (cut)
Glyph .notdef has >= two encodings (B), 0001 & 00f0
Glyph .notdef has >= two encodings (B), 0001 & 00ff
Segmentation fault: 11
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Hmmm, perhaps this is the fault of Rttf2pt1. I have tried re-installing that package, from source, and still get the same error. Note that the install of Rttf2pt1 has many warnings from clang.
The maintainer is aware that Rttf2pt1 has lots of warnings as it hasn't been maintained in a number of years--
but see #88 and try downgrading the version of Rttf2pt1?
Using
extrafont
0.17 on a new Macbook pro with R 4.1.0,font_import
segfaults with messages like:Indeed, running that command on the command line yields:
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