def run(): global debug dontShowDialog = 1 if haveAC: result = 2 dontShowDialog = checkControlKeyPress() debug = not checkShiftKeyPress() if dontShowDialog: print "Hold down CONTROL key while starting this script in order to set options." if fl.count == 0: print "You must have a font open to run auto-hint" else: options = ACOptions() options._getPrefs() # load current settings from prefs options.debug = debug doHinting(options) else: # I do this funky little loop so that control will return to the main dialog after showing help. # Odd things happen to the dialog focus if you call the help dialgo directly from the main dialog. # in FontLab 4.6 while result == 2: ACd = ACDialog() result = ACd.Run() # returns 0 for cancel, 1 for ok, 2 for help if result == 1: options = ACOptions() options._getPrefs() # load current settings from prefs options.debug = debug doHinting(options) elif result == 2: ACh = ACHelpDialog() result = ACh.Run() # returns 0 for cancel, 2 for ok
def run():
global debug
if fl.count == 0:
print 'No font opened.'
return
if len(fl.font) == 0:
print 'The font has no glyphs.'
return
else:
dontShowDialog = 1
result = 2
dontShowDialog = checkControlKeyPress()
debug = not checkShiftKeyPress()
if dontShowDialog:
print "Hold down CONTROL key while starting this script in order to set options.\n"
options = KernGenOptions()
options._getPrefs() # load current settings from prefs
makeFeature(options)
else:
IGd = KernGenDialog()
result = IGd.Run() # returns 0 for cancel, 1 for ok
if result == 1:
options = KernGenOptions()
options._getPrefs() # load current settings from prefs
makeFeature(options)
def run():
global debug
dontShowDialog = 1
if coPath:
result = 2
dontShowDialog = checkControlKeyPress()
debug = not checkShiftKeyPress()
if dontShowDialog:
print "Hold down CONTROL key while starting this script in order to set options."
if fl.count == 0:
print "You must have a font open to run auto-hint"
else:
options = CheckOutlineOptions()
options._getPrefs() # load current settings from prefs
options.debug = debug
doCheck(options)
else:
# I do this funky little loop so that control will return to the main dialgo after showing help.
# Odd things happen to the dialog focus if you call the help dialgo directly from the main dialog.
# in FontLab 4.6
while result == 2:
d = OutlineCheckDialog()
result = d.Run() # returns 0 for cancel, 1 for ok, 2 for help
if result == 1:
options = CheckOutlineOptions()
options._getPrefs() # load current settings from prefs
options.debug = debug
doCheck(options)
elif result == 2:
ACh = ACHelpDialog()
result = ACh.Run() # returns 0 for cancel, 2 for ok
def run(): global debug if fl.count == 0: print 'No font opened.' return if len(fl.font) == 0: print 'The font has no glyphs.' return else: dontShowDialog = 1 result = 2 dontShowDialog = checkControlKeyPress() debug = not checkShiftKeyPress() if dontShowDialog: print "Hold down CONTROL key while starting this script in order to set options.\n" options = MarkGenOptions() options._getPrefs() # load current settings from prefs makeFeature(options) else: IGd = MarkGenDialog() result = IGd.Run() # returns 0 for cancel, 1 for ok if result == 1: options = MarkGenOptions() options._getPrefs() # load current settings from prefs makeFeature(options)
def run():
global debug
if fl.count == 0:
print 'No font opened.'
return
if len(fl.font) == 0:
print 'The font has no glyphs.'
return
if fl.font[0].layers_number == 1:
print 'The font is not MM.'
return
else:
dontShowDialog = 1
result = 2
dontShowDialog = checkControlKeyPress()
debug = not checkShiftKeyPress()
if dontShowDialog:
print "Hold down CONTROL key while starting this script in order to set options.\n"
options = InstGenOptions()
options._getPrefs() # load current settings from prefs
makeInstances(options)
else:
# I do this funky little loop so that control will return to the main dialog after showing help.
# Odd things happen to the dialog focus if you call the help dialog directly from the main dialog.
# in FontLab 4.6
while result == 2:
IGd = InstGenDialog()
result = IGd.Run(
) # returns 0 for cancel, 1 for ok, 2 for help
if result == 1:
options = InstGenOptions()
options._getPrefs() # load current settings from prefs
makeInstances(options)
elif result == 2:
IGh = InstGenHelpDialog()
result = IGh.Run() # returns 0 for cancel, 2 for ok
def run(): global debug if fl.count == 0: print 'No font opened.' return if len(fl.font) == 0: print 'The font has no glyphs.' return if fl.font[0].layers_number == 1: print 'The font is not MM.' return else: dontShowDialog = 1 result = 2 dontShowDialog = checkControlKeyPress() debug = not checkShiftKeyPress() if dontShowDialog: print "Hold down CONTROL key while starting this script in order to set options.\n" options = InstGenOptions() options._getPrefs() # load current settings from prefs makeInstances(options) else: # I do this funky little loop so that control will return to the main dialog after showing help. # Odd things happen to the dialog focus if you call the help dialog directly from the main dialog. # in FontLab 4.6 while result == 2: IGd = InstGenDialog() result = IGd.Run() # returns 0 for cancel, 1 for ok, 2 for help if result == 1: options = InstGenOptions() options._getPrefs() # load current settings from prefs makeInstances(options) elif result == 2: IGh = InstGenHelpDialog() result = IGh.Run() # returns 0 for cancel, 2 for ok
