def check_compatibility(f1, f2, names=None, report=True):
'''
Checks if glyphs in ``f1`` and ``f2`` are compatible for interpolation.
If ``names=None``, all glyphs in ``f1`` will be checked - otherwise, only the ones in the list ``names``.
Glyph compatibility is indicated by colors in ``f1``:
- ``green`` -> glyphs are compatible
- ``red`` -> glyphs are not compatible
- ``blue`` -> glyph does not exist in ``f2``
If ``report=True``, the check results will be printed to the output window.
'''
# glyph names
if names != None:
gNames = names
else:
gNames = f1.keys()
# colors
clear_colors(f1)
green = named_colors['green']
red = named_colors['red']
blue = named_colors['blue']
# check glyphs
if report == True:
print 'checking compatibility between %s and %s...\n' % (get_full_name(f1), get_full_name(f2))
for name in gNames:
if f2.has_key(name):
clear_color(f2[name])
# if not compatible
if not f1[name].isCompatible(f2[name]):
f2[name].markColor = red
if report == True:
print "\t### %s is not compatible" % name
# if compatible
else:
f2[name].markColor = green
if report == True:
print "\t%s is compatible" % name
# if glyphs not in f2
else:
f1[name].markColor = blue
if report == True:
print "\t### %s is not in font 2" % name
# update fonts
f2.changed()
f1.changed()
if report == True:
print '\n...done.\n'
def check_compatibility(f1, f2, names=None, report=True):
"""
Checks if glyphs in ``f1`` and ``f2`` are compatible for interpolation.
If ``names=None``, all glyphs in ``f1`` will be checked - otherwise, only the ones in the list ``names``.
Glyph compatibility is indicated by colors in ``f1``: glyphs marked with ``green`` are compatible, glyphs marked with ``red`` are not compatible (because contours and/or amount of points do not match), and glyphs marked with ``blue`` do not exist in ``f2``.
If ``report=True``, the check results will be printed to the output window.
"""
# glyph names
if names != None:
gNames = names
else:
gNames = f1.keys()
# colors
clear_colors(f1)
green = named_colors['green']
red = named_colors['red']
blue = named_colors['blue']
# check glyphs
if report == True:
print 'checking compatibility between %s and %s...\n' % (
get_full_name(f1), get_full_name(f2))
for name in gNames:
if f2.has_key(name):
clear_color(f2[name])
# if not compatible
if f1[name].isCompatible(f2[name], False) is not True:
f2[name].mark = red
if report == True:
print "\t### %s is not compatible" % name
# if compatible
else:
f2[name].mark = green
if report == True:
print "\t%s is compatible" % name
# if glyphs not in f2
else:
f1[name].mark = blue
if report == True:
print "\t### %s is not in font 2" % name
# update fonts
f2.update()
f1.update()
if report == True:
print '\n...done.\n'
def check_compatibility(f1, f2, names=None, report=True):
"""
Checks if glyphs in ``f1`` and ``f2`` are compatible for interpolation.
If ``names=None``, all glyphs in ``f1`` will be checked - otherwise, only the ones in the list ``names``.
Glyph compatibility is indicated by colors in ``f1``: glyphs marked with ``green`` are compatible, glyphs marked with ``red`` are not compatible (because contours and/or amount of points do not match), and glyphs marked with ``blue`` do not exist in ``f2``.
If ``report=True``, the check results will be printed to the output window.
"""
# glyph names
if names != None:
gNames = names
else:
gNames = f1.keys()
# colors
clear_colors(f1)
green = named_colors['green']
red = named_colors['red']
blue = named_colors['blue']
# check glyphs
if report == True:
print 'checking compatibility between %s and %s...\n' % (get_full_name(f1), get_full_name(f2))
for name in gNames:
if f2.has_key(name):
clear_color(f2[name])
# if not compatible
if f1[name].isCompatible(f2[name], False) is not True:
f2[name].mark = red
if report == True:
print "\t### %s is not compatible" % name
# if compatible
else:
f2[name].mark = green
if report == True:
print "\t%s is compatible" % name
# if glyphs not in f2
else:
f1[name].mark = blue
if report == True:
print "\t### %s is not in font 2" % name
# update fonts
f2.update()
f1.update()
if report == True:
print '\n...done.\n'
def clear_callback(self, sender):
f = CurrentFont()
if f is not None:
glyph_names = get_glyphs(f)
if len(glyph_names) > 0:
print('clearing colors from selected glyphs...\n')
print('\t\t', end=' ')
for glyph_name in glyph_names:
print(glyph_name, end=' ')
clear_color(f[glyph_name])
print()
print('\n...done.\n')
# no glyph selected
else:
print(no_glyph_selected)
# no font open
else:
print(no_font_open)
def clear_callback(self, sender):
f = CurrentFont()
if f is not None:
glyph_names = get_glyphs(f)
if len(glyph_names) > 0:
print 'clearing colors from selected glyphs...\n'
print '\t\t',
for glyph_name in glyph_names:
print glyph_name,
clear_color(f[glyph_name])
print
print '\n...done.\n'
# no glyph selected
else:
print no_glyph_selected
# no font open
else:
print no_font_open
