removing the renaming 'old' glyph name from your reducedRenamingDictKeys list, on the first rename, will help

Ow Bummer ( T ʖ̯ T). Thank you anyway!

@ThunderNixon aw:) 💅

or open an issue for ufoProcessor to fix that warning :)

Awesome!

@gferreira said in how to make vanilla.Window not disappear: self.w.getNSWindow().setHidesOnDeactivate_(False) Thanks Gustavo!!! That is exacly what I needed

Alright, I will consider this for my extension until it gets fixed. These are awaited features for me and very much appreciated.

Thank you so much, Gustavo!

Damn, I was looking for it whole day(forgot what is the name of this extension) Thanks!

@gferreira Thank you Gustavo. I had no idea those notifications are also for the glyph window focus. Great!

@gferreira Amazing, thanks! Hmm, I was only aware of the even/odd use case. This is cool!

This should help: https://github.com/fonttools/fonttools/blob/master/Lib/fontTools/misc/bezierTools.py

yes there is a notification for that :) subscribe to: for glyphs glyphAdditionContextualMenuItems for guides guideAdditionContextualMenuItems for images imageAdditionContextualMenuItems in the glyph cell view fontOverviewAdditionContextualMenuItems good luck!

Thanks, @frederik! I had no idea about the metaclass before, seems pretty useful for debugging.

I downloaded from the email link again (accidentally skipping over your first recommendation), and ... it seems like maybe something is broken in the UI. It doesn't show anything for an interface: The output window contains this message: /Applications/RoboFont.app/Contents/Resources/lib/python3.6/fs/base.py:74: DeprecationWarning: method 'getbytes' has been deprecated, please rename to 'readbytes' parts ['space', '0020', 'Zs'] parts ['exclam', '0021', 'Po'] parts ['quotedbl', '0022', 'Po'] parts ['numbersign', '0023', 'Po'] # a bunch of unicode entries are here parts ['scooter', '1F6F4', 'So'] parts ['motorScooter', '1F6F5', 'So'] parts ['canoe', '1F6F6', 'So'] parts ['sled', '1F6F7', 'So'] parts ['flyingSaucer', '1F6F8', 'So'] parts ['skateboard', '1F6F9', 'So'] /Applications/RoboFont.app/Contents/Resources/lib/python3.6/defcon/objects/glyph.py:20: DeprecationWarning: addRepresentationFactory is deprecated. Use the functions in defcon.__init__. Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Applications/RoboFont.app/Contents/Resources/lib/python3.6/mojo/canvas.py", line 48, in sendDelegateAction_fallback_ File "/var/folders/bk/sprf07508xjg9100r6_j2qch0000gp/T/tmpvj1hln29/lib/skateboard.py", line 676, in draw AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'size' Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Applications/RoboFont.app/Contents/Resources/lib/python3.6/mojo/canvas.py", line 48, in sendDelegateAction_fallback_ File "/var/folders/bk/sprf07508xjg9100r6_j2qch0000gp/T/tmpvj1hln29/lib/skateboard.py", line 676, in draw AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'size' Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Applications/RoboFont.app/Contents/Resources/lib/python3.6/mojo/canvas.py", line 48, in sendDelegateAction_fallback_ File "/var/folders/bk/sprf07508xjg9100r6_j2qch0000gp/T/tmpvj1hln29/lib/skateboard.py", line 676, in draw AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'size' Surprisingly, if I click on the upper-left corner (where I know the "open" button should be), it does open my file explorer. However, if I then try to select the designspace which I was previously using in Skateboard (so I am fairly certain is valid), RoboFont then crashes. Just before I do select a file, this appears in the output window: I'm guessing maybe some kind of simple syntax error might be causing this.

the preferred way is to use mojo.UI.MenuBuilder from mojo.UI import MenuBuilder def callback(sender): pass builder = MenuBuilder([("test", callback), ("test 2", callback)]) menu = builder.getMenu() print(menu) name = "My Menu" # get the menu bar menubar = NSApp().mainMenu() newItem = menubar.itemWithTitle_(name) if not newItem: # if not, create one and append it before `Help` newItem = NSMenuItem.alloc().initWithTitle_action_keyEquivalent_(name, '', '') menubar.insertItem_atIndex_(newItem, menubar.numberOfItems()-1) # set the menu as submenu newItem.setSubmenu_(menu)

some additional info from @frederik: both RoboFont and DrawBot look at the sitepackages folder for the same Python version as the one embedded in the app currently Python 3.6 is embedded, so in Mojave one would have to install py3.6 in order to have RF access packages in 3.6/sitepackages… back to your question: How do I install site-packages in RF3 on Mojave, which comes with Python 3.7? if you don’t want to install py3.6, use the external_packages folder install Python 3.6, and then install custom libraries in 3.6/sitepackages

this brings a very old issue back... https://github.com/robotools/vanilla/blob/master/Lib/vanilla/vanillaWindows.py#L465-L466 follow up here

@frederik Thank you very much!