Adding upstream version 1.8.0.

Signed-off-by: Daniel Baumann <daniel@debian.org>

examples/fontforge-old/FFcolourGlyphs.py

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+#!/usr/bin/env python3
+'Set Glyph colours based on a csv file - format glyphname,colour'
+__url__ = 'https://github.com/silnrsi/pysilfont'
+__copyright__ = 'Copyright (c) 2015 SIL International (https://www.sil.org)'
+__license__ = 'Released under the MIT License (https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)'
+__author__ = 'David Raymond'
+
+from silfont.core import execute
+
+argspec = [
+    ('ifont',{'help': 'Input font file'}, {'type': 'infont'}),
+    ('ofont',{'help': 'Output font file','nargs': '?' }, {'type': 'outfont', 'def': 'new'}),
+    ('-i','--input',{'help': 'Input csv file'}, {'type': 'infile', 'def': 'colourGlyphs.csv'}),
+    ('-l','--log',{'help': 'Log file'}, {'type': 'outfile', 'def': 'colourGlyphs.log'})]
+
+def doit(args) :
+    font=args.ifont
+    inpf = args.input
+    logf = args.log
+# define colours
+    colours = {
+        'black'  :0x000000,
+        'red'    :0xFF0000,
+        'green'  :0x00FF00,
+        'blue'   :0x0000FF,
+        'cyan'   :0x00FFFF,
+        'magenta':0xFF00FF,
+        'yellow' :0xFFFF00,
+        'white'  :0xFFFFFF }
+
+# Change colour of Glyphs
+    for line in inpf.readlines() :
+        glyphn, colour = line.strip().split(",")  # will exception if not 2 elements
+        colour=colour.lower()
+        if glyphn[0] in '"\'' : glyphn = glyphn[1:-1]  # slice off quote marks, if present
+        if glyphn not in font:
+            logf.write("Glyph %s not in font\n" % (glyphn))
+            print "Glyph %s not in font" % (glyphn)
+            continue
+        g = font[glyphn]
+        if colour in colours.keys():
+            g.color=colours[colour]
+        else:
+            logf.write("Glyph: %s - non-standard colour %s\n" % (glyphn,colour))
+            print "Glyph: %s - non-standard colour %s" % (glyphn,colour)
+
+    logf.close()
+    return font
+
+def cmd() : execute("FF",doit,argspec) 
+if __name__ == "__main__": cmd()