fontMath
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A collection of objects that implement fast font, glyph, etc. math.
### Update [fonttools](https://pypi.org/project/fonttools) from **4.33.3** to **4.38.0**. Changelog ### 4.38.0 ``` ---------------------------- - [varLib.instancer] Added support for L4 instancing, i.e. moving the default value of an axis while keeping it...
Could you add add build-backend to pyproject.toml?
This fixes #22, but will be breaking to a lot of code (though it's more correct). Perhaps better to add a `strict` option?
While it might solve short term compatibility problems, it really makes it difficult to prepare outlines for variable fonts. I propose [MathGlyphPen()](https://github.com/typesupply/fontMath/blob/master/Lib/fontMath/mathGlyph.py#L347) gets a flag, something like `addOffCurves=False`. Then [line...
I filed this issue in the wrong repo: https://github.com/LettError/MutatorMath/issues/259 Copy-pasting the original issue below. Please follow the link above for some thoughts by @LettError. First pointed out by @kaibernau: An...
Hello, I'm currently packaging fontMath for Alpine Linux and the mentioned tests fails. Here's the output: ``` ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ MathGlyphTest.test_guidelines_mul ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ self = def test_guidelines_mul(self): glyph1 = self._setupTestGlyph() glyph1.guidelines = [...
I came in to a situation where I needed to `translate` a mathGlyph if there is interest I can add the full translate as a PR see https://gist.github.com/typemytype/52de64953b7486ae9090f19525e22c9b
All in _processMathOne(). Two major issues I see: - If a pair is not available in one of the sets, it assumes 0, whereas it should instead use the effective...
there is a difference between fontParts and defcon in defcon a guideline is actually a dict and fontMath iterates over all the keywords This is not possible in fontParts... ```python...