add support for named fonts #113
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Added two new labels in safe_area example with different font styles
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@ryanmcgrath any news to support named fonts? |
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While exploring this crate for a project, I noticed there was no support for custom fonts (only system fonts.)
After reading through the AppKit docs and the source code a bit, it was pretty straightforward to add. I've also updated the
safe_areaexample which just prints "Hello Word" in two additional custom fonts; wasn't sure a more relevant example to put this.(NOTE: the trailing commas were added by my editor's formatter, if we really want them removed it won't be a big deal)