Re: Fontforge Python module — iss ue in drawing in character uni00B5

I think I have come across this before. It could be to do with 2 characters using same Unicode slot. Will check closer later...

Dave Crossland <[email protected]> wrote:

>I don't get this.
>
>$ ipython
>In [1]: import fontforge
>
>In [2]: import random
>
>In [3]: font = fontforge.font()
>
>In [4]: font.encoding = "UnicodeBmp"
>
>In [5]: caracter = 'uni00B5'
>
>In [6]: font.createMappedChar(caracter).unicode
>Out[6]: 181
>
>In [7]: pen = font[caracter].glyphPen()
>
>In [8]:
>Do you really want to exit ([y]/n)? y
>$
>
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