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# it’s easy to access a letter’s contours through a BezierPath object:
bp = BezierPath()
bp.text(
    's',
    font='SFProDisplay-Heavy',
    fontSize=1200)

# Fill the letter, and offset the whole canvas so it sits in the middle.
fill(1, 1, 0)
letter_width = bp.bounds()[-2] - bp.bounds()[0]

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from mojo.events import addObserver, removeObserver
from vanilla import Window

class RoboFontDefconExample():

	def __init__(self):
		self.w = Window((300, 120), "Debuggin window")
		self.fonts = {}
		for f in AllFonts():
			self._addFont(f)

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'''
Set search query of frontmost font window in all font windows
'''

from mojo.UI import AllFontWindows, CurrentFontWindow

current_window = CurrentFontWindow()
current_query = current_window.getGlyphCollection().getQuery()
for font_window in AllFontWindows():
    font_window.getGlyphCollection().setQuery(current_query)

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'''
Robofont: which shortkeys are assigned to what action?
'''

import AppKit
import itertools
import mojo

modifiers = {
    AppKit.NSEventModifierFlagOption: '⌥',

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'''
Robofont: Smart Close Paths

The idea is closing open contours based on point distance rather than
membership of a given contour.
'''

import itertools
import math
from fontTools.pens.basePen import BasePen

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# menuTitle : Tiny Script Window
import tempfile
import time
from pathlib import Path
from AppKit import NSApp
from vanilla import FloatingWindow, SplitView
from lib.scripting.scriptingWindow import PyTextEditor, OutPutEditor
from mojo.events import addObserver, removeObserver
from mojo.extensions import (
    setExtensionDefault, getExtensionDefault,

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from mojo.events import addObserver
import mojo
VERSION = mojo.roboFont.version


class FloatObserver(object):
    def __init__(self):
        # addObserver(self, 'saveCallback', 'fontWillClose')
        addObserver(self, 'saveCallback', 'fontWillSave')

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'''
TikToggle

- toggle glyph windows
- toggle the current space center to correspond to the frontmost glyph

suggested shortcut: ctrl - ↑

toggle_backward.py also exists:
suggested shortcut: ctrl - ↓

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# Distribute all stickies evenly on the main screen, with optional padding

# how many columns?
set num_columns to 7

# how many pixels of padding between the stickies?
set padding to 20

# Find the dimensions of the main screen
# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1866912/applescript-how-to-get-current-display-resolution

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'''
table-flip any phrase you like!
If the expression contains spaces, please use quotes.

    python flip_phrase.py fontlab
    >>> (╯°□°）╯︵ qɐlʇuoɟ
'''

import sys
import unicodedata