more bug fixes

Dear All,

Oops, a missing hunk from previous patches for fixing python.c:

diff --git a/fontforge/python.c b/fontforge/python.c
index 10201ae..2b4c500 100644
--- a/fontforge/python.c
+++ b/fontforge/python.c
@@ -2929,7 +2929,7 @@ return( NULL );
            points = freeme = galloc(self->pt_cnt*sizeof(struct PyFF_Point *));
            for ( i=start; i<self->pt_cnt; ++i )
                points[i-start] = self->points[i];
-           off = i;
+           off = self->pt_cnt - start;
            for ( i=0; i<start; ++i )
                points[i+off] = self->points[i];
        }

More noise reduction. BTW if we want this kind of thing, how about a --verbose flag?

diff --git a/fontforge/pythonui.c b/fontforge/pythonui.c
index cea2fbe..5cb0881 100644
--- a/fontforge/pythonui.c
+++ b/fontforge/pythonui.c
@@ -603,8 +603,8 @@ copyUIMethodsToBaseTable( PyMethodDef* ui, PyMethodDef* md )
 
 
 void PythonUI_Init(void) {
-    if (!quiet)
-        printf("PythonUI_Init()\n");
+    /* if (!quiet)
+        printf("PythonUI_Init()\n"); */
     FfPy_Replace_MenuItemStub(PyFF_registerMenuItem);
     set_pyFF_maybeCallCVPreserveState_Func( pyFF_maybeCallCVPreserveState );
     set_pyFF_sendRedoIfInSession_Func( pyFF_sendRedoIfInSession_Func_Real );

Fix a bug when loading Layer names. Half undo a previous commit which I am unsure as to why it was done.

diff --git a/fontforge/sfd.c b/fontforge/sfd.c
index 220d937..aaafbe7 100644
--- a/fontforge/sfd.c
+++ b/fontforge/sfd.c
@@ -441,11 +441,11 @@ return( NULL );
                done = true;
            }
        }
-       if ( pt && pt+10>=end ) {
+       if ( pt+10>=end ) {
            if ( buffer==NULL ) {
                pt = buffer = galloc(400);
                end = buffer+400;
-           } else {
+           } else if (pt) {
                char *temp = grealloc(buffer,end-buffer+400);
                pt = temp+(pt-buffer);
                end = temp+(end-buffer+400);

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