This application is used to test the behaviour of the Java font renderer. Fore reference see issues #152 and #161 in https://github.com/chrissimpkins/Hack
Input Data:
-i [file] Load text from input file.
-t [text] Provide text directly.
If no options are specified you will be prompted to select a file.
Font:
-s [font] Use an installed system font with the given name.
-f [file] Load the specified TTF file and use it to render the text.
-p [pt] Set font size
-o [style] Font style option. A comma separated list of: bold, italic
If no font options are specified a selection dialog will be shown.
Other Options:
-h Show this help page.
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