This is a tiny program that uses Mac OS X’s PDF capabilities to list fonts
embedded in a PDF document. It can be used as a replacement for the pdffonts
utility found in most Linux distributions.
Compile the code with the Xcode IDE or the xcodebuild command, and copy the
binary file build/Release/PDFFonts into any directory in your search path.
PDFFonts [options] [files]
| -m | merge lists from all files; implies -U -N |
| -M | don’t merge; this is the default |
| -r | don’t prettify font names, opposite of -R |
| -R | remove everything up to first plus sign (garbage written by PDFTeX to create unique names); this is the default |
| -u | don’t sort the list; implies -M |
| -U | sort the list; this is the default |
| -n | add header line for each file; implies -M |
| -N | never add header lines |
| -a | add header lines if and only if more than one file was given; this is the default |
