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looks like you chmod+x'd the file accidentally.
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I guess it was supposed to be called "_ttf_header_parse.py" (not tff)
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Yes, that would explain why imports were failing on me...
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is this always meant to be parsed with Python 3?
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It should be both py2 and py3 (but I work in 3 day-to-day). Did I accidentally use a py3 only feature?
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the lgtm PR check is flagging some encoding issue. Python 2 uses ascii by default and Python 3 utf-8 so that would explain why that's not an issue for you, but in a 2 environment I think this would be a problem
Try get font information from Platform 3(Windows Unicode) if no information got from Platform 1, encoding 0(Mac Roman)
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In things that are fun, I think I found a bug in the metadata in the ubuntu fonts not that the family_name / sub family is inconsistent. One place it is ('Ubuntu', 'Medium') and another it is ('Ubuntu Light', 'Bold'), hence the extra cut-out. Have to sort out where upstream is to report a bug.... |
- “ -> " - ” -> " - ’ -> ' - — -> - copy-paste from websites is exciting!
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FWIW, another case that would be nice to cover is the bold face in the computer modern unicode font (https://ctan.org/pkg/cm-unicode?lang=en, also available as ttf elsewhere online) which has a family name of "CMU Serif Bold Extended Roman"); the line in font_manager.py will currently match the font as either weight = 500 (roman) or weight = 700 (bold) depending on the order of iteration on the weight_dict dictionary :-) (on Py3.6+, this means roman (which is incorrect), as it comes first in the dict). |
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See also https://github.com/anntzer/mplfccache which relies on fontconfig to generate (once) the matplotlib font cache. |
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Also https://github.com/anntzer/freetypybind/blob/master/lib/freetypybind/query_face.py#L499 for what is I think a mostly complete reimplementation of what fontconfig does, plus support for some common language tags (python ships a bunch of encodings without actually documenting them anywhere afaict (https://github.com/python/cpython/tree/master/Lib/encodings) :-)) |
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Closing as very old and @anntzer has the font config algorithm in python. |
This pulls the commits from #8607 and #8551 together and starts to add starts to add code to standardize extracting the weight and style from the 4 places it could be stashed
Eventually this the weight / style selection code will look something like
attn @cy18 @Rufflewind