fontDidClose observer – how to get RFont object, that has been closed?

RafaŁ Buchner

Like in the topic:
this doesn't work for me (I think it used to work a few months ago, but I'm not sure about it).

The only solution is to use fontWillClose?

from mojo.events import addObserver, removeObserver

class Test():
    def __init__(self):
        addObserver(self, "fontDidClose","fontDidClose")
    def fontDidClose(self,info):
        print(">>!>>>",info)
        print(info['font']) # doesn't work
Test()

gferreira

yes, to get the closing font use fontWillClose – which is called before closing the font. (fontDidClose does not return a font because the font has just been closed :)

SOLVED fontDidClose observer – how to get RFont object, that has been closed?