FontForge: Count of Defined Glyphs
I'm fairly new to FontForge, and I just want to merge two fonts for my specific usage.
I know how to merge two fonts from this question and I'm aware of TTF, ... 65535 lookup limits, so I'm trying to Detach & Remove Glyphs... for some glyph ranges, and for this:
I need to know how many glyph is defined, so I can decide which range to detach and remove. It seems fairly simple info, but I can not find where it is shown. is there any menu or macro to show the current number of defined glyphs in FontForge?
This question pops up as first Google hit, so I'll just place this for posterity, but the proper code answer is from @Jerry Penner.
It's also possible from the program GUI to obtain the info in a quick dirty way:
- Reduce the number of displayed glyphs via
Encoding > Compactmenu - Select the last glyph in your font
- At the top right below the menu will be displayed the glyph "number" starting from 0 (so in below picture example the total count is 270).
Note: the number displayed is for the current compact view, not the actual glyph number in the font.
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