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A hint will be added to all selected glyphs. AddHHint ( start, width ) ¶Īdds horizontal stem hint to any selected glyphs. Its adjacent control points such that the adjacent curvatures become equal. Harmonize ( ) ¶įor all bezier splines of the glyph move the smooth on-curve points between Improved version of the algorithm known as “tunnify”. Points parallel to the chord such that the area is preserved. Balance ( ) ¶įor all cubic bezier splines of the glyph make the line between the control So that there will be a point at all points of inflection. If the curvature of a spline in a glyph changes sign then break the spline Integer, then all extrema will be added otherwise, some that would be veryĬlose to existing endpoints will not be added. If the “all” argument is specified and is a nonzero (If this point is too close to an end-point then the end-point Spline then break the spline so that there will be a point at all significantĮxtrema. If a spline in a glyph reaches a maximum or minimum x or y value within a The stem and a unit vector in the direction of the stem. A diagonal hint requires two points on opposite sides of AddDHint ( x1, y1, x2, y2, unit.x, unit.y ) ¶Īdds a diagonal hint. The final argument is only present for things of type “baselig”. The next two values specify the location of (or “entry”), “cursexit” (or “exit”) or “default” (“default” tries to guessĪn appropriate setting for you). “basechar” (or “base”), “baselig” (or “ligature”), “basemark”, “cursentry” The second should be one of the strings: “mark”,

AddAnchorPoint ( name, type, x, y ) ¶Īdds an AnchorPoint to the currently selected glyph. The third should be a lookup subtable name. The first argument should be a utf8Įncoded name for the anchor class. These mirror the values of the Anchor class dialog ofĮlement ‣ Font Info. Touching AddAnchorClass ( name, type, lookup-subtable-name ) ¶ The accent should be positioned… if omitted a default position will beĬhosen from the unicode value for the accent, this argument is the or of the The second argument, if present indicates how

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The first argument should beĮither the glyph-name of an accent, or the unicode code point of that accent – the letter on which the accent is placed). One reference (and the least recently added reference must be the base glyph There must be exactly one glyph selected. The fourth argument you must specify the second and third arguments too. To mean that arguments after the first are optional.