29 lines
961 B
Python
29 lines
961 B
Python
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# robothon06
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# Compile a new glyph from a list of accents and required anchors
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# Demo of multiple accents chaining together, or "stacking".
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# For this example you need to set up a couple of things
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# in your test font:
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# - base glyph "a", with anchor "top" and anchor "bottom"
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# - glyph "dieresis" with anchor "_top" and anchor "top"
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# - glyph "acture" with anchor "_top"
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# - glyph "cedilla" with anchor "_bottom"
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#
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from robofab.world import CurrentFont
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font = CurrentFont()
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# this is a list of tuples
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# each tuple has the name of the accent as first element
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# and the name of the anchor which to use as the second element
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accentList = [("dieresis", "top"),
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("acute", "top"),
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("cedilla", "bottom")]
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# The accents are compiled in this order, so first
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# "dieresis" connects to "a" using "top" anchor
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# "acute" connects to dieresis, using the next "top" anchor
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font.compileGlyph("myCompiledGlyph", "a", accentList)
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font.update()
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