you can always use "contains" or "match" options
but it would be idd a lot nicer when the colors are updated when ever a glyph.mark is added or changed...
Yup, I already had a solution:
f = CurrentFont()
g = CurrentGlyph()
red = (1,0,0,1)
cyan = (0,1,1,1)
for g in f:
if g.mark == cyan:
g.mark = red
g.update()
:)
hi frederik,
thanks again for this and all the other replies!
I did some minor changes (like printing a better report in the output window).
The latest version can be found here:
http://langustefonts.com/dwld/Componitor1.3.1.zip
thanks, jo
Damn, without switching on Display Anchors, it's hard to see them ;-)
I think I'm set to switch and work mostly in RoboFont, thank you for your help Bruno.
