Thanks, I'll try!

thanks frederik and jens, good enough. cheers!

It works! Thanks :)

Perfect, it works. Thanks!

Thank you for fixing this.! I'll use your eventObserver example to get a better understanding of when each event is triggered. Regards, Samuel

Ok, I will try! Thanks

He I don't fully understand why but here is a script that is changing the size and position of the current window to the previous current window from AppKit import NSApp # get all ordered windows windows = NSApp().orderedWindows() # get the size of the window (x, y), (w, h) = windows[1].frame() # set the size of the window windows[0].setFrame_display_animate_(((x, y), (w, h)), True, False) good luck!

yep, using executeCommand solves your issue when shell is set to True

Hi Martin swap will copy the glyph to the destination layer and clear the current layer flip will copy the glyph to the destination and copy from the destination layer back to the current layer as you already found out, thanks Jo

Oh! This is quite embarrassing. Thanks!

Cool. Thank you Frederik!

hi I was wondering if there is a way to join two (open) contours with a script. E.g. join last point of contour A with first point of contour B. If I select these points in the glyph-view and click on "Close/Join Open Contours" this works. Is there also a scripting-based way to do that? thanks, jo

yeah, you can use the same hack glyphPreview.getNSView()._buffer = 40 glyphPreview.getNSView().refresh() I've added a better and friendlier API on my todo list :)

He Jens This was already posted on the beta list and solved in the developers beta. An update will be released soon...

Hi Jo good catch, will be solved in the next update...

Great, this works! Thanks!

Great! Thanks for the quick response Frederik.

Thanks for your reply.

hello jens, thanks for your help. in fact your example is what "happened" in my case. I did some very quick kerning without groups. Later on I replaced the single letters of the pairs with groups through a script. I also wanted to remove the original pair but the zero value was "overwriting" the group value. so i guess it could work with kerning update etc but the "del" way worked just fine. cheers, jo

oh, oeps, idd typo, it was redirecting to autoHint instead of stemHist… (will be fixed in the next update) stemHist takes a binary path as argument. and has optional arguments: useCurves=bool: Include stems formed by curved line segments; by default, includes only stems formed by straight line segments. blueZones=bool: Return alignment zone report rather than stem report this is a Adobe FDK tool. The mojo module is just a collection of useful internal modules. You can also use this: from lib.tools.compileTools import stemHist print stemHist("binaryPath.otf", useCurves=True, blueZones=False) good luck