mojo.ezuiViews
An overview of all the custom RoboFont views available in ezui.
RoboFont extends ezui by adding some custom views like GlyphPreview, GlyphSequence, CodeEditor, GlyphLineView. To use any of these views, you need to type an asterisk followed by the object name and then provide an identifier prefixed by @ for callbacks, something like:
"""
* GlyphPreview @preview
"""
You can pass the arguments for the object initiation into the descriptionData dictionary. Check the following examples for some references.
GlyphPreview
Please, open a font and select a glyph before running this example.
import ezui
class Controller(ezui.WindowController):
def build(self):
content = """
* GlyphPreview @preview
"""
descriptionData = dict(
preview=dict(
height=300,
width=300,
glyph=CurrentGlyph()
)
)
font = CurrentFont()
self.w = ezui.EZWindow(
title=f"{font.info.familyName} {font.info.styleName}",
content=content,
descriptionData=descriptionData,
size="auto",
controller=self
)
def started(self):
self.w.open()
Controller()
GlyphSequence
Please, open a font before running this example.
import ezui
class Controller(ezui.WindowController):
def build(self):
font = CurrentFont()
content = """
* GlyphSequence @sequence
"""
descriptionData = dict(
sequence=dict(
height=22,
width=200,
font=font,
)
)
self.w = ezui.EZWindow(
title=f"{font.info.familyName} {font.info.styleName}",
content=content,
descriptionData=descriptionData,
size="auto",
controller=self
)
def started(self):
self.w.open()
def sequenceCallback(self, sender):
print(sender.get())
Controller()
CodeEditor
import ezui
class Controller(ezui.WindowController):
def build(self):
content = """
* CodeEditor @editor
"""
descriptionData = dict(
editor=dict(
height=300,
width=400,
text='print("Hello World")',
usesTabs=False,
indentSize=4,
showLineNumbers=True,
)
)
self.w = ezui.EZWindow(
title="Code Editor",
content=content,
descriptionData=descriptionData,
size="auto",
controller=self
)
def started(self):
self.w.open()
Controller()
GlyphLineView
To run this example, you’ll need an open font with at least H, e, l and o.
import ezui
class Controller(ezui.WindowController):
def build(self):
content = """
* GlyphLineView @lineView
"""
font=CurrentFont()
descriptionData = dict(
lineView=dict(
width=600,
height=250,
font=font,
glyphs=[font[c] for c in "Hello"],
)
)
self.w = ezui.EZWindow(
title="Glyph Line View",
content=content,
descriptionData=descriptionData,
size="auto",
controller=self
)
def started(self):
self.w.open()
Controller()