On Sat, 2009-05-09 at 23:35 +0000, Nicolas Spalinger wrote:
> Ideally loggerhead would provide a way to render selected glyphs (each
> glyph is a separate foo.glyph file: see the spec:
> http://unifiedfontobject.org/filestructure/glyphs.html) and would also
> parse and show the metadata about the font itself (this is stored in
> fontinfo.plist
> http://unifiedfontobject.org/filestructure/fontinfo.html).
>
> BTW I'm working on adapting to bzr the fontforge script written by Max
> Rabkin for mercurial integration: http://freehg.org/u/taejo/ffhg/.
> Basically menu entries to create a local branch with your font sources,
> commit new revs, be able to go through the revs by launching a
> repository viewer, go back to a chosen revision and possibly compare two
> revs.
I'd tackle this initially with a branch of loggerhead for fonts; and
after its feature complete look at turning it into a plugin for
loggerhead to ease maintenance.
On Sat, 2009-05-09 at 23:35 +0000, Nicolas Spalinger wrote: unifiedfontobje ct.org/ filestructure/ glyphs. html) and would also unifiedfontobje ct.org/ filestructure/ fontinfo. html). freehg. org/u/taejo/ ffhg/.
> Ideally loggerhead would provide a way to render selected glyphs (each
> glyph is a separate foo.glyph file: see the spec:
> http://
> parse and show the metadata about the font itself (this is stored in
> fontinfo.plist
> http://
>
> BTW I'm working on adapting to bzr the fontforge script written by Max
> Rabkin for mercurial integration: http://
> Basically menu entries to create a local branch with your font sources,
> commit new revs, be able to go through the revs by launching a
> repository viewer, go back to a chosen revision and possibly compare two
> revs.
I'd tackle this initially with a branch of loggerhead for fonts; and
after its feature complete look at turning it into a plugin for
loggerhead to ease maintenance.
-Rob