I just remembered that I asked this question - so sorry for the delayed response! ThemeManager is exactly the kind of solution I was looking for. I'll try it out. Thank you so much!

Nice - the code will be super helpful and that's so good to know about the settings. Thank you very much!

@frederik @gferreira Ah thanks, guys! I was trying to do it in lib and not mojo 🤦‍♂️

Lifesaver! Thanks @frederik

similar as to vanilla SplitViews an AccordionView will get: anAccordionView.isPaneVisible(label) anAccordionView.showPane(label, animate=True) anAccordionView.togglePane(label, animate=True)

added a note about short keys to Extension File Spec > Menu Item Description.

the /data folder seems like a good place you can subscribe to fontBecameCurrent and execute the .py file with from lib.scripting.scriptTools import ScriptRunner ScriptRunner("path/To/script.py)

support for folders in the list of start-up scripts is now available in the 3.4 beta — thanks! also added to the docs

Oh, that's going to be useful. Updated my gist so I don't forget how it works. Thanks.

I didn't know about spaceCenterInputSamples and managed to get at them through the space center window itself. I should probably look at updating these: https://gist.github.com/okay-type/6e36bfd93e938f5f98253ab31a27f24e https://gist.github.com/okay-type/85e6f60fc35092d5a6249ee26b2bdd4c

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

@ryan Thanks so much for the help, Ryan. I totally looked right past those input fields lol

the default is 30... this value is set with the idea: you want to see short words while editing, longer text for only spacing.

mmm, see Character Set Preferences There is a default font and a fallback when there is no unicode. I guess its up to the user to pick a font that contains the glyph.unicode, if a unicode is not in the selected font, the system fallback font is used to draw the template glyph.

Awesome, thank you, @gferreira!

Oh nice! This will be super handy. :)

ok, thanks for clarifying!

Ahhh I completely missed that. Thanks!

Here's the list of settings that can be exported: Preferences (from Preferences) Sets (from Font Collection) Here's the list of Preferences files within the system: /username/Library/Caches/ - com.typemytype.robofont /username/Library/Preferences/ - com.typemytype.robofont.plist - com.typemytype.robofont.LSSharedFileList.plist