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# cu2qu
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This library provides functions which take in RoboFab objects (RFonts or their
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children) and converts any cubic curves to quadratic. The most useful function
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is probably `fonts_to_quadratic`:
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```python
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from robofab.world import OpenFont
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from cu2qu import fonts_to_quadratic
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font = OpenFont('MyFont.ufo')
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fonts_to_quadratic([font])
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```
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If interpolation compatibility is a concern, it can be guaranteed during
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conversion:
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```python
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thin_font = OpenFont('MyFont-Thin.ufo')
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bold_font = OpenFont('MyFont-Bold.ufo')
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fonts_to_quadratic([thin_font, bold_font], compatible=True)
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```
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Some fonts may need a different error threshold than the default (5 units). This
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can also be provided by the caller:
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```python
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fonts_to_quadratic([font], max_err=2)
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fonts_to_quadratic([thin_font, bold_font], compatible=True, max_err=10)
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```
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`fonts_to_quadratic` returns a string reporting the number of curves of each
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length. For example `print fonts_to_quadratic([font])` may print something like:
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```
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3: 1000
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4: 2000
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5: 100
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```
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meaning that the font now contains 1000 curves with three points, 2000 with four
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points, and 100 with five. Given multiple fonts, the function will report the
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total counts across all fonts.
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See the source for functions which operate on glyphs, segments, or just several
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points. `FontCollection` classes are also exposed, which allow access into
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multiple fonts simultaneously and may be generally useful.
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