Copyright © 2009 Zynga Game Networks.

All .ttf files in this project are from http://www.webpagepublicity.com/free-fonts.html

This project provides 4 classes which are used to render text in custom fonts.

ZFont
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ZFont is the equivalent of UIFont but for arbitrary fonts.

Note that UIFont reports a larger ascender for the system font (Helvetica) than ZFont does.
I suspect this is hard-coded behavior in UIFont.

FontManager
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FontManager is used to cache CGFontRef objects so you can look them up by name,
the same way that UIFont caches its internal font objects by name.

### Usage:

Call `-[FontManager loadFont:]` once for each font you care about, generally as part
of your application startup. You then look up the ZFont objects later
with `-[FontManager zFontWithName:]`. If you don't call `-loadFont:`, it will be called
automatically for you when you call `-zFontWithName:`.

NSString (FontLabelStringDrawing)
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This category is modeled after NSString (UIStringDrawing) and provides the basic mechanism
for drawing text in a given CGFontRef. It differs in three key areas from UIStringDrawing:

* Wrapping of sized/drawn strings properly character-wraps really long words that cannot fit
  on a single line by themselves even when the lineBreakMode is UILineBreakModeWordWrap.
  UIStringDrawing appears to behave incorrectly under the same circumstances.
* Only some line break modes are supported at the moment.
  Notably, Clip and Head/Middle truncation are not supported.
* UIFont reports a larger ascender for the system font (Helvetica) than ZFont.
  I cannot figure out why this is. This means UIStringDrawing/UILabel will size any text
  rendered in Helvetica with a taller bounding box than FontLabelStringDrawing. I have not seen
  this behavior on any other fonts. I suspect it is a hard-coded edge case in UIFont.

Usage should be the same as the corresponding methods from UIStringDrawing.

FontLabel
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This is a subclass of UILabel that draws text using a ZFont instead
of a UIFont. It uses FontLabelStringDrawing internally to do the heavy lifting.
Wrapping, tail truncation, and `-sizeToFit` work, as do the standard
`textAlignment`/`textColor` properties.

The following properties are ignored:

* enabled
* font (use zFont instead)
* highlighted
* highlightedTextColor
* shadowColor
* shadowOffset

## TODO
- add support for markup
- support more properties from UILabel