def controlChanged(self, info):
# Make sure the RoboControlInput notificaiton is for the desired control name:
if info["name"] == self.controlName:
# Figure out some info about the current glyph, and current glyph window
glyph = CurrentGlyph()
font = CurrentFont()
glyphOrder = []
if font:
glyphOrder = font.lib["public.glyphOrder"]
# If there's a glyph window open:
w = CurrentGlyphWindow()
if w:
# Find this glyph's index in the glyphOrder
thisGlyphIndex = glyphOrder.index(glyph.name)
prevGlyphIndex = thisGlyphIndex - 1
nextGlyphIndex = thisGlyphIndex + 1
if nextGlyphIndex == len(glyphOrder):
nextGlyphIndex = 0
elif prevGlyphIndex < 0:
prevGlyphIndex = len(glyphOrder) - 1
# Then, find the previous/next glyph names
prevGlyphName = glyphOrder[prevGlyphIndex]
nextGlyphName = glyphOrder[nextGlyphIndex]
# Now that we know something about the current glyph and its neighbors:
if info["value"] == "cw":
# Move clockwise, next glypyh
w.setGlyphByName(nextGlyphName)
elif info["value"] == "ccw":
# Counter-clockwise, prev glyph
w.setGlyphByName(prevGlyphName)
def mouseDown(self, info):
if info["clickCount"] == 2:
if not self.currentGlyph == None:
mouseLoc = (info["point"].x, info["point"].y)
if not self.previousGlyph == None:
# There's a previous glyph being drawn, check to see if the double click is in its bouds
if self.inBounds(mouseLoc, self.previousGlyph.bounds,
self.currentGlyph.width):
cgw = CurrentGlyphWindow()
cgw.setGlyphByName(self.previousGlyph.name)
else:
# Check the components
for c in self.currentGlyph.components:
if c.selected: # First click should select it
if self.inBounds(mouseLoc, c.bounds):
self.didSwitch = True
cgw = CurrentGlyphWindow()
cgw.setGlyphByName(c.baseGlyph)
