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"""
This script requires some edits to be useful. Originally written for proofing Name Sans.

Demoed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3a9KIPi_rTU

MIT License. Go ahead and use it!

Goals:
- Test `T` and `T.ultra` against basic lowercase: `TaTbTcT` etc, across full designspace, and especially around where it swaps to `T.ultra`
- Test `T` and `T.ultra` against relatively common diacritics

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"""
    Script to create an image of a glyph in the current layer.
    
    Instructions:
    
    - Use within the Drawbot plugin of GlyphsApp.
        - Get this plugin via Window > Plugin Manager, then search for "Drawbot" and install it.
        - Then, go to File > New Drawbot, and paste in this code and run it.
        - You may need to restart glyphs for the Plugin to work.
    

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# menutitle: Remove Overlap in Selected Contours
# shortcut: control+command+o

g = CurrentGlyph()

with g.undo("Remove overlap"):
    d_glyph = g.asDefcon()
    sel = d_glyph.selection
    sel.removeOverlap()

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"""
  A script to set ufo2ft filters for all fonts in a directory.

  DIRECTIONS: Set up the dict below with filters you would like to use in your UFO builds. Then, run it in the command 
  line like this, replacing the <content surrounded by angle brackets> with relavent paths:
  
  python3 "<path_to_this_script>/add-ufo2ft-filters-to-ufos_in_dir.py" "<path_to_a_folder_containing_UFO_fonts>"
  
  See https://github.com/googlefonts/fontmake/blob/a4c83a0693ae7c629db9385a9e68d8641d85718e/USAGE.md#outline-filtering
  for more information.

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Copyright 2020 Arrow Type / Stephen Nixon

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

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<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<designspace format="5.0">
  <axes elidedfallbackname="Regular">
    <axis tag="opsz" name="Optical Size" minimum="8" maximum="72" default="8">
      <labelname xml:lang="en">Optical Size</labelname>
      <map input="72" output="72"/>
      <map input="20" output="40"/>
      <map input="8" output="8" name="Text" elidable="true"/>
    </axis>
    <axis tag="wght" name="Weight" minimum="1" maximum="1000" default="700">

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Presented at TypeLab 2023.

A much better version is now available at https://gist.github.com/arrowtype/47937ba868b0b2a49e80684319e56037

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"""
    From 

    https://github.com/arrowtype/recursive/blob/eb821735e66402b4b485ce97ed32b09a8555341e/src/build-scripts/make-release/compute-remaining-unicodes-in-font.py

    The FontTools Subsetter expects unicode ranges for *inclusion*, but 
    often you just know which ranges you want to *exclude* from a font subset.

    So, this script will accept a font, then report what Unicode values 
    it includes *beyond* given Unicode ranges.

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"""
    A basic example of how to open a UFO and print out the bezier curve values from a glyph.

    Example expanded from:
    https://fonttools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/pens/recordingPen.html

    Requires FontTools and FontParts.
"""

from fontParts.fontshell import RFont as Font

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function zipit {
  currentDir=$(pwd)                             # get current dir so you can return later
  cd $(dirname $1)                              # change to target’s dir (works better for zip)
  target=$(basename $1)                         # get target’s name
  zip -r $target.zip $target -x '*/.DS_Store'   # make a zip of the target, excluding macOS metadata
  echo "zip made of " $1                        # announce completion
  cd $currentDir                                # return to where you were
}