mcfonts.providers.ttf
¶
A ttf provider, including already-made TTF and OTF fonts.
Module Contents¶
Classes¶
The |
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class mcfonts.providers.ttf.TTFProvider(provider, origin, resource=
None
)¶ Bases:
mcfonts.providers.base.Provider
The
ttf
provider embeds already-compiled TrueType and OpenType fonts.mcfonts does not handle TTF providers by default, and they cannot be exported.
Construct a Provider base class.
- Parameters:¶
- construct_glyphs()¶
Yield a tuple of (character, glyph) for every glyph available in the provider's resource.
Some glyphs may be empty or have no content.
- Returns:¶
A yield of
(character, Glyph)
, or None if there are no glyphs.- Return type:¶
collections.abc.Iterable[tuple[str, mcfonts.glyphs.Glyph]]
- get_contents()¶
Return the contents of the provider.
- get_icon()¶
Return a Unicode character that can be used to represent this provider in shorthand descriptions.
- get_pack_versions()¶
Return a tuple of the minimum and maximum pack versions for which this provider is valid.
The first element is guaranteed to be an integer. There will always be a minimum version, even if it's 0. The second element may be an integer, or None. If it is None, there is no maximum version bound.
- pretty_print()¶
Return a short one line description of the provider.
- yield_characters()¶
Yield strings of the individual characters this provider supports.
- yield_glyphs()¶
Yield a tuple of (character, glyph) for every glyph available in the provider's resource.
This is different from
construct_glyphs()
because it yields glyphs that have already been constructed and stored.- Returns:¶
A yield of
(character, Glyph)
.- Return type:¶
collections.abc.Iterable[tuple[str, mcfonts.glyphs.Glyph]]
- yield_glyphs_in_unirange(unirange_notation)¶
Given unirange_notation, return a dictionary of the requested characters to their glyphs.
- Parameters:¶
- unirange_notation : str¶
A string representing the requested range of chars. See https://pypi.org/project/unirange/.
- Returns:¶
A yield of the requested glyphs that match unirange_notation.
- Return type:¶
collections.abc.Iterable[tuple[str, mcfonts.glyphs.BitmapGlyph]]