@frederik Haha. I will think about writing it. It also has to add colors if there are not enough colors in the preferences.

@connor happy to help. thank you & everyone else for asking questions, I’m learning a lot too!

Yes! Thanks @frederik & all :) Looking forward to it.

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.

YEAH! :)