36 lines
820 B
Python
36 lines
820 B
Python
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# robothon06
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from robofab.world import CurrentFont
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# We need to import a class with a different
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# implementation for the glyph object.
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# It looks a bit odd, but this is how it is done
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from robofab.objects.objectsRF import RGlyph as _RGlyph
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f = CurrentFont()
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# pick two compatible glyphs as masters
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m1 = f["A"]
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m2 = f["B"]
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# make a new glyph object from this other glyph class
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g = _RGlyph()
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# interpolation factor which is bound to make floats
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oddFactor = 0.2382345
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# go!
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g.interpolate(oddFactor, m1, m2)
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# let's have a look at the raw results
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for contour in g:
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for pt in contour.points:
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print "float", pt.x, pt.y
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# a glyph can round itself off:
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g.round()
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# and then it looks like integers again
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for contour in g:
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for pt in contour.points:
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print "integer", pt.x, pt.y
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