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from drawBotGrid import BaselineGrid, columnBaselineGridTextBox
import os
import datetime
import itertools
import unicodedata

# When you add more fonts, it stacks the strings for each
# weight to enable easy comparisons. 
fonts = ('Helvetica Neue Thin', 'Helvetica Neue', 'Helvetica Neue Bold')
#fonts = ('Helvetica Neue Thin', 'Helvetica Neue')

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import unicodedata
import datetime
import os
import string
from wordsiv import WordSiv
from itertools import product
import en_wordcount_web
from fontTools.ttLib import TTFont
from fontTools.agl import toUnicode
from fontTools.pens.boundsPen import BoundsPen

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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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-- rotating grid 32-0.1
-- based on the grid script by @grey, inspired by grids by @pichenettes.

-- patterns are based on those found in grids, but adapted to 16 values per step
-- and converted to hex numbers to make the script more compact.
patterns={
{{'1000007000003000b0d050009000b000'},
{'d09000f0100000b0005000d030007000'},
{'609010c0607040c0609020e0609040b0'}},
{{'20e0a0e040e0b0f010f0d0e050e07080'},

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-- a basic cv-controlled clock with swing and clock division
-- input 1: 0 - 5v cv to control tempo
-- input 2: -5 - 5v cv to control swing on even notes
-- 0v is no swing, -5v is 25% swing and 5v is 75% swing

-- output 1: clock without swing
-- output 2: clock with swing and clock division
-- output 3: half-tempo clock with odd beats and clock division
-- output 4: half-tempo swinged clock with even beats and clock division

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// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console