This is probably another one of those easy questions, but is the library I need to look at to get the Fonts available on the iOS device along with the Postscript names?
Since iOSFont uses the Postscript name I feel this is a pretty critical piece of information!
[quote=150506:@Bob Keeney]This is probably another one of those easy questions, but is the library I need to look at to get the Fonts available on the iOS device along with the Postscript names?
Since iOSFont uses the Postscript name I feel this is a pretty critical piece of information![/quote]
iOS as of now does not provide a list of installed fonts such as what is available in OS X with FontCount.
But iOS comes with a list of fonts which are represented and listed at iosfonts.com or on Wikipedia, among other places. Since installing new fonts on an iOS device is not exactly simple, and at any rate not provided as default, never assume other fonts will be present.
You can of course try to create a particular iOSFont in a Try catch block, and if it is not there, then you know it has not been installed.