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NAME
    Font::TTF::Dumper - Debug dump of a font datastructure, avoiding
    recursion on ' PARENT'

SYNOPSIS
        use Font::TTF::Dumper;

        # Print a table from the font structure:
        print ttfdump($font->{$tag});

        # Print font table with name
        print ttfdump($font->{'head'}, 'head');

        # Print font table with name and other options
        print ttfdump($font->{'head'}, 'head', %opts);

        # Print one glyph's data:
        print ttfdump($font->{'loca'}->read->{'glyphs'}[$gid], "glyph_$gid");

DESCRIPTION
    Font::TTF data structures are trees created from hashes and arrays. When
    trying to figure out how the structures work, sometimes it is helpful to
    use Data::Dumper on them. However, many of the object structures have '
    PARENT' links that refer back to the object's parent, which means that
    Data::Dumper ends up dumping the whole font no matter what.

    The main purpose of this module is to invoke Data::Dumper with a filter
    that skips over the ' PARENT' element of any hash.

    To reduce output further, this module also skips over ' CACHE' elements
    and any hash element whose value is a Font::TTF::Glyph or
    Font::TTF::Font object. (Really should make this configurable.)

    If $opts{'d'}, then set Deepcopy mode to minimize use of
    crossreferencing.

AUTHOR
    Bob Hallissy <http://scripts.sil.org/FontUtils>.

LICENSING
    Copyright (c) 1998-2016, SIL International (http://www.sil.org)

    This module is released under the terms of the Artistic License 2.0. For
    details, see the full text of the license in the file LICENSE.


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