The second argument is ignored.Ģ58 259 Use a custom shell command to print the output.
You may useĢ51 the optional second argument to specify the printer name.Ģ54 255 Displays the output using ghostview (or gv). You may useĢ46 the optional second argument to specify the printer name.Ģ49 250 Queues postscript output to the printer using lpr. The first argumentĢ44 245 Queues postscript output to the printer using lp. 208 209 210 loadNamelist 211 (filename) 212 Loads a namelist 213 214 215 loadNamelistDir 216 (dirname) 217 Loads all namelist files in the directory 218 219 220 loadPlugin 221 (filename) 222 Loads a fontforge plugin 223 224 225 loadPluginDir 226 (dirname) 227 Loads all fontforge plugins in the directory 228 229 230 preloadCidmap 231 (filename,registry,order,supplement) 232 Loads a fontforge cidmap file (first three args are strings, last isĢ33 an integer) 234 235 236 printSetup 237 (type) 239 Prepare to print a font sample. 200 201 202 loadEncodingFile 203 (filename) 204 Loads an encoding file, returns the name of the encoding or None.Ģ05 When loading encodings in Unicode consortium format, an encname has toĢ06 be specefied or the encoding will be ignored and None will beĢ07 reterned. 190 191 192 defaultOtherSubrs 193 () 194 Sets the type1 PostScript OtherSubrs to the default value 195 196 197 readOtherSubrsFile 198 (filename) 199 Sets the type1 PostScript OtherSubrs to the stuff found in the file. 179 180 181 savePrefs 182 () 183 Saves the current preference settings 184 185 186 loadPrefs 187 () 188 Loads the user's default preference settings. 155 156 157 Methods 158 159 160 method 161 args 162 comments 163 164 165 getPrefs 166 (pref-name) 167 returns the value of the named preference item 168 169 170 setPrefs 171 (pref-name,value) 172 sets the value of the named preference item 173 174 175 hasSpiro 176 () 177 Returns a boolean, True if Raph Levien's spiro package isġ78 available for use in FontForge. 149 150 151 152 Other hooks are defined in a font's ownġ54 persistent dictionaries. 147 (if a font has an "initScriptString" entry in its persistent dictionary,ġ48 that script will be invoked before this function). 143 144 145 loadFontHook 146 This function will be called when a font is loaded from disk. The functionġ34 will be passed the font (or possibly glyph) for which the relevant eventġ39 140 141 newFontHook 142 This function will be called when a new font has been created. Theta is expressed in radians 104 105 106 translate 107 (x,y) 108 returns a matrix which will translate by x in the horizontalġ09 direction and y in the vertical 110 111 112 Types 113 114 115 None 116 117 118 119 120 121 fontforge 122 123 124 Global Variables 125 126 127 variable 128 comments 129 130 131 hooks 132 A dictionary which the user may fill to associate certain fontforgeġ33 events with a python function to be run when those events happen. If y is omitted,ĩ7 it will scale by the same amount ( x ) in both directions 98 99 100 skew 101 (theta) 102 returns a matrix which will skew by theta (to produce aġ03 oblique font). ĩ0 Theta is expressed in radians 91 92 93 scale 94 (x) 95 returns a matrix which will scale by x in the horizontalĩ6 direction and y in the vertical. (Note:Ĩ4 There will not always be an inverse) 85 86 87 rotate 88 (theta) 89 returns a matrix which will rotate by theta.
#Fontforge missing points at extrema code
It is possible to buildĢ5 fontforge so that it is also a python extension 26 ( configure -enable-pyextension )Ģ7 28 The fontforge module also defines several typesĢ9 30 31 point 32 33 contour 34 35 layer 36 37 glyphPen 38 39 glyph 40 41 selection 42 43 private 44 45 math 46 47 font 48 49 Command line convenience 50 For convenience, Python commands given as a -c argument on the command line have the following code prepended:ĥ1 52 from sys import argv from fontforge import * 53 54 Hence, the trivial script to convert a font can be written:ĥ5 56 fontforge -c 'open(argv).generate(argv)' 57 58 59 60 psMat 61 62 63 Methods 64 65 66 method 67 args 68 comments 69 70 71 identity 72 () 73 returns an identity matrix as a 6 element tuple 74 75 76 compose 77 (mat1,mat2) 78 returns a matrix which is the composition of the two input transformations 79 80 81 inverse 82 (mat) 83 returns a matrix which is the inverse of the input transformation. ġ7 FontForge implements two Python modules - one great huge oneġ9 access to as much of FontForge's functionality as I've had time to write,Ģ2 to some useful transformations expressed as PostScript matrices.Ģ3 24 In python terms fontforge embeds python. Raw file 1 2 3 4 5 6 Writing python scripts to change fonts in FontForge 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Writing python scripts to change fonts in FontForgeġ4 15 16 I assume you have a working knowledge of Python.
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