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Simplify and unify font finding - #60
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Use cbook.listFiles to match files recursively, obviating the need to recurse over OSX and X11 font directories separately. Fixes sourceforge bug #3187521 by avoiding globbing over directory names that may contain metacharacters.
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Yeah -- this seems like a better solution than #59. I had no idea glob/fnmatch in Python were broken in that way. |
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My take on pull request #59
Use cbook.listFiles to match files recursively, obviating the need to recurse over OSX and X11 font directories separately. Fixes sourceforge bug #3187521 by avoiding globbing over directory names that may contain metacharacters.