That works for me and I’m on a mac. Are you doing it from the font window or from the individual glyph window? Maybe that makes a difference.

I just tried both, nothing happens. The note stays there.

I open the note – delete the text inside the note – and then just close it.

Is that how you do also?
Thanks for helping.

I just tried it on a font. I opened it from the glyph cell in the main font window, deleted the text and closed. The note was still there as you said. Then I opened the glyph widow for that cell and opened the note from there. The text was still in it even. I deleted the text from there, closed it and it did go away.

That seems like a small bug in the program, but it did work for me from the glyph window.

Hi Goran,

Why don’t you try the following script:

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from robofab.world import CurrentFont

f = CurrentFont()
for g in f:
g.note = “”
g.update()

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It should blank all notes.
(note that you will have to have Robofab installed).

Cheers.

Ramiro,

Thanks for helping out.

Do you mean I should just copy/paste that in to a new program in the macro editor and hit play? If so, then this result is produced in the Output-panel:

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File “”, line 7
g.note = “”
^
IndentationError: expected an indented block

Did I do something wrong?

It is amazing that a simple task as removing a note should be so hard ;-) Why dont they just add a command “delete note”?

Hi Goran,

Sorry, my mistake. Indentations are important in loops:

from robofab.world import CurrentFont

f = CurrentFont()
for g in f:
—g.note = “”
—g.update()

(copy & paste but **replace the mdashes before g.note and g.update() for single indentations**)

This should work fine if you have Robofab installed.

Greetings.

Ramiro,

My english is not that good – I dont understand the word “indentations”.

I should replace the emdash – with what?

Thanks for having patience :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indentation

Mmmmhhh... It is the ’TAB’ key.

In mac keyboard, on the left, the arrow key that is above ’Caps Lock’.

Greetings.

The same script without robofab:

for g in fl.font.glyphs:
    g.note = ''
fl.UpdateFont(fl.ifont)


Remove all notes in the current font.

Eigi

Thanks!

Got it working! :)

:)