Stephen Nixon arrowtype

## set-default-wght-to-400.py
"""
    A script to set the default instance of a variable font’s wght axis to 400 (Regular).

    From https://gist.github.com/arrowtype/9fefe9633cae500bbaf0000230f6a3ed

    This can perhaps be more intuitive to designers who expect "Regular" to be the default weight of a variable font,
    or for web developers who don’t set a weight range in their @font-face webfont setup.

    This could be easily adapted to set defaults along other axes. It simply uses the FontTools Instancer module.

## prep-faux-italics.robofont.py
"""
    DISCLAIMERS:
    - WORK IN PROGRESS – works pretty well, but could use a few more improvements
    - May or may not work for your particular project
    - Always read scripts before you run them, and back up your work before you run scripts

    DESCRIPTION:

    A script to take the sources of Name Sans and output slanted versions of these,
    for the purposes of A) prototyping & B) jumpstarting the italic drawings.

## make-kerning-string.py
"""
    A simple way to make some kerning strings, for kerning and/or proofing your kerning.

    Change the "side1Names" to glyphs you want on the left side of pairs, and change side2Names to glyphs you want on the right side of pairs.

    INSTRUCTIONS:
    1. Copy space-separated list(s) of glyph names from a font editor, then paste into side1Names and side2Names below
      - In GlyphsApp, select the glyphs you want, right-click (or control-click) and select Copy Glyph Names > Space Separated
      - In RoboFont,  select the glyphs you want, then press OPTION + COMMAND + C
    2. Paste those names in the glyphNames variable below, between the quotes

## draw-selected-glyphs.robofont.drawbot.py
'''
    Glyph Proofer

    This must be used within the Drawbot extension for RoboFont.
'''

from datetime import datetime

timestamp = datetime.now().strftime("%Y_%m_%d")

## draw-glyph-outline.drawbot.glyphsapp.py
"""
    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.


## make-new-pairlist-of-kerned-pairs.py
"""
    Perhaps useful for kerning secondary sources once primary sources are kerned.
    E.g. kern numerals to caps in your Regular, then run this, then kern the new list in your Bold.

    Or maybe useful for a second pass at kerning, if you only want to view items which have already been kerned.

    Basic approach:
    - Take in UFO(s),
    - Take in existing MetricsMachine kerning pair list,
    - Go through kern pair list and check which pairs are kerned in the font,

## pagecount-cheatsheet.py
"""
    Book page cheat sheet!

    Alternate left/right alongside number for a given page count.

    Example:

        1 Right
        2 Left
        3 Right

## main.py
import board
from adafruit_hid.keyboard import Keyboard
from adafruit_hid.keycode import Keycode
from adafruit_hid.consumer_control import ConsumerControl
from adafruit_hid.consumer_control_code import ConsumerControlCode
import adafruit_dotstar as dotstar
from digitalio import DigitalInOut, Direction, Pull
from analogio import AnalogIn
from encoder import Encoder
import time

## copy-kerning-in-pair_list-without-metrics_machine.py
"""
    A script to run on UFO files from a command line. Go through a pair list and
    copy kerns from one UFO to one other UFO, if those kern pairs are in the pair list.

    What happens:
    - copy groups from ufoToCopyFrom to ufoToCopyTo
    - for each pair in the pair list, copy kern from ufoToCopyFrom to ufoToCopyTo

    Usage:

## make-blank-glyphs-in-ttf.py
"""
    A script to make all glyphs in a TTF blank, while leaving metrics, features, etc in place.
"""

from fontTools import ttLib
from fontTools.ttLib.tables._g_l_y_f import Glyph
from argparse import ArgumentParser


def eraseGlyphs(fontPath, inplace=False):
	"""
	A script to set the default instance of a variable font’s wght axis to 400 (Regular).

	From https://gist.github.com/arrowtype/9fefe9633cae500bbaf0000230f6a3ed

	This can perhaps be more intuitive to designers who expect "Regular" to be the default weight of a variable font,
	or for web developers who don’t set a weight range in their @font-face webfont setup.

	This could be easily adapted to set defaults along other axes. It simply uses the FontTools Instancer module.
	"""
	DISCLAIMERS:
	- WORK IN PROGRESS – works pretty well, but could use a few more improvements
	- May or may not work for your particular project
	- Always read scripts before you run them, and back up your work before you run scripts

	DESCRIPTION:

	A script to take the sources of Name Sans and output slanted versions of these,
	for the purposes of A) prototyping & B) jumpstarting the italic drawings.
	"""
	A simple way to make some kerning strings, for kerning and/or proofing your kerning.

	Change the "side1Names" to glyphs you want on the left side of pairs, and change side2Names to glyphs you want on the right side of pairs.

	INSTRUCTIONS:
	1. Copy space-separated list(s) of glyph names from a font editor, then paste into side1Names and side2Names below
	- In GlyphsApp, select the glyphs you want, right-click (or control-click) and select Copy Glyph Names > Space Separated
	- In RoboFont, select the glyphs you want, then press OPTION + COMMAND + C
	2. Paste those names in the glyphNames variable below, between the quotes
	'''
	Glyph Proofer

	This must be used within the Drawbot extension for RoboFont.
	'''

	from datetime import datetime

	timestamp = datetime.now().strftime("%Y_%m_%d")
	"""
	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.
	"""
	Perhaps useful for kerning secondary sources once primary sources are kerned.
	E.g. kern numerals to caps in your Regular, then run this, then kern the new list in your Bold.

	Or maybe useful for a second pass at kerning, if you only want to view items which have already been kerned.

	Basic approach:
	- Take in UFO(s),
	- Take in existing MetricsMachine kerning pair list,
	- Go through kern pair list and check which pairs are kerned in the font,
	"""
	Book page cheat sheet!

	Alternate left/right alongside number for a given page count.

	Example:

	1 Right
	2 Left
	3 Right
	import board
	from adafruit_hid.keyboard import Keyboard
	from adafruit_hid.keycode import Keycode
	from adafruit_hid.consumer_control import ConsumerControl
	from adafruit_hid.consumer_control_code import ConsumerControlCode
	import adafruit_dotstar as dotstar
	from digitalio import DigitalInOut, Direction, Pull
	from analogio import AnalogIn
	from encoder import Encoder
	import time
	"""
	A script to run on UFO files from a command line. Go through a pair list and
	copy kerns from one UFO to one other UFO, if those kern pairs are in the pair list.

	What happens:
	- copy groups from ufoToCopyFrom to ufoToCopyTo
	- for each pair in the pair list, copy kern from ufoToCopyFrom to ufoToCopyTo

	Usage:
	"""
	A script to make all glyphs in a TTF blank, while leaving metrics, features, etc in place.
	"""

	from fontTools import ttLib
	from fontTools.ttLib.tables._g_l_y_f import Glyph
	from argparse import ArgumentParser


	def eraseGlyphs(fontPath, inplace=False):