fontmake | Compile fonts from sources to binary | User Interface library
kandi X-RAY | fontmake Summary
kandi X-RAY | fontmake Summary
fontmake compiles fonts from various sources (.glyphs, .ufo, designspace) into binaries (.otf, .ttf). You can use it to create static instances and variable fonts.
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- Run a model from a designspace file
- Check if glyphs are valid
- Check all glyphs
- Ensure that all contours have the same type
- Parse arguments
- Build masters from a Glyphs source
- Run the model from a designspace file
- Build master UFO UFOs
- Add MTI features to masters
- Create temporary directories
- Exclude options from excluded_args
- Configure the root logger
- Load feature writers
- Load plugins from specs
- Load plugins
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I'm fairly new to using the django framework and recently I made a system with it where it submits data to mysql db through a html form. I got it working eventually and everything seemed quite fine, though I noticed a bug where if I refresh the page django stops sending data to mysql, has this ever happened to anyone?
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views.py
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Answered 2022-Jan-24 at 20:13If you render the contactpage/
URL, then if you submit the form, you will submit it to the contact
view, but that view does not handle the data, nor does it create any entry. You must make sure that you post the form to the insertToDB
view. You can do this by giving the view a name:
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