I have this... But it is buggy. See if you scroll. If you change a glyph the factory doest work, only after scrolling/clicking on the overview.. Here I need a bit help :) from vanilla import * from defconAppKit.controls.glyphCollectionView import * from defconAppKit.windows.baseWindow import BaseWindowController from mojo.UI import SetCurrentGlyphByName class MyFont(BaseWindowController): def __init__(self, glyphs): self.w = Window((900,600), '') self.w.collectionView = GlyphCollectionView((15, 15, -15, -65), doubleClickCallback=self.double, cellRepresentationName='doodle.GlyphCell') self.w.collectionView.setCellSize((100, 100)) self.setUpBaseWindowBehavior() self.w.collectionView.preloadGlyphCellImages() self.w.collectionView.set(glyphs) self.updateTitle() self.w.open() def updateTitle(self): title = f.info.familyName +' - '+ f.info.styleName+', '+ str(CurrentGlyph()) self.w.setTitle(title) def double(self, sender): order = f.lib.get('public.glyphOrder') SetCurrentGlyphByName(order[self.w.collectionView.getSelection()[0]]) self.updateTitle() f = CurrentFont() g = CurrentGlyph() glyphs = [] for g in f.lib.get('public.glyphOrder'): glyphs.append(f[g]) MyFont(glyphs)

Nice, thank you!

OMG you made my day Thanks : )))))

he Bahman you can use: from mojo.UI import setGlyphViewDisplaySettings, getGlyphViewDisplaySettings settings = getGlyphViewDisplaySettings() print settings # change something, and set it back # setGlyphViewDisplaySettings(settings) good luck

Ahhh I completely missed that. Thanks!

It works! 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!

Like a charm. Thanks a lot!

Thanks!

you can change the depth level with a 'hidden' pref: from lib.tools.defaults import setDefault setDefault("pythonFileFolderLevel", 100) good luck!

Sorry I didn’t reply earlier. I really like the new configuration! Will gladly wait for the implementation. The white outlines are maybe a bit too disturbing for some use cases.

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...

Hi no that is not intended :) a bug in pasting glyph objects with all layer content thanks for reporting, will be solved in the next update

oh, nice little bug, will be solved in the next update. It fails when ever you add a floating number which is not nice for transformations. thanks

that would be nice :) as it is now you can open your script browser (see button on the bottom left of the scripting window) and switch from script to script...

Great!

Sounds a good idea, thanks : )

will make it available through the ExtensionBundle so you could install extensions with showMessages disabled. Installing a bundle will return a succes bool and an info message.

He I've written a proper vanilla patch which is already in the vanilla repo. This will be in the next update of RoboFont. It adds addToolBarItem and removeToolbarItem to a vanilla window object, able to manage toolbar items properly. see https://github.com/typesupply/vanilla/blob/master/Lib/vanilla/vanillaWindows.py#L631

he I've updated the example: http://doc.robofont.com/api/mojo/mojo-ui/ from mojo.UI import AccordionView from vanilla import * class MyInspector: def __init__(self): self.w = FloatingWindow((200, 600)) self.firstItem = TextEditor((10, 10, -10, -10)) self.secondItem = List((0, 0, -0, -0), ["a", "b", "c"]) self.thirdItem = Tabs((10, 10, -10, -10), ["1", "2", "3"]) self.fourthItem = Group((0, 0, -0, -0)) self.fourthItem.checkBox = CheckBox((10, 10, 100, 22), "CheckBox") self.fourthItem.editText = EditText((10, 40, -10, 22)) descriptions = [ dict(label="first item", view=self.firstItem, size=200, collapsed=False, canResize=False), dict(label="second item", view=self.secondItem, minSize=100, size=140, collapsed=True, canResize=True), dict(label="third item", view=self.thirdItem, minSize=100, size=140, collapsed=True, canResize=False), dict(label="fourth item", view=self.fourthItem, size=140, collapsed=False, canResize=False) ] self.w.accordionView = AccordionView((0, 0, -0, -0), descriptions) self.w.open() MyInspector() good luck