Layer
Layer(width: int = 0, height: int = 0, name: str = None, _master: str = None, id: str =
Layer.width
- Python type:
int
If not provided, defaults to 0.
Layer.height
- Python type:
int
If not provided, defaults to 0.
Layer.name
- Python type:
str
If not provided, defaults to None.
Layer._master
- Python type:
str
If not provided, defaults to None.
Layer.id
- Python type:
str
Layer.guides
- Python type: [
Guide]
Layer.shapes
-
Python type: [
Shape] -
When writing to Babelfont-JSON, each item in the list must be placed on a separate line.
Layer.anchors
- Python type: [
Anchor]
Layer.color
- Python type:
Color
If not provided, defaults to None.
Layer.layerIndex
- Python type:
int
If not provided, defaults to 0.
Layer._background
- Python type:
str
If not provided, defaults to None.
Layer.isBackground
- Python type:
bool
If not provided, defaults to False.
Layer.location
- Python type:
[float]
If not provided, defaults to None.
Layer._font
-
Python type:
object -
This field only exists as an attribute of the the Python object and should not be written to Babelfont-JSON.
If not provided, defaults to None.
Layer._formatspecific
- Python type:
dict
Each object in Babelfont has an optional attached dictionary to allow the storage
of format-specific information. Font creation software may store any additional
information that they wish to have preserved on import and export under a
namespaced (reverse-domain) key in this dictionary. For example, information
specific to the Glyphs software should be stored under the key com.glyphsapp.
The value stored under this key may be any data serializable in JSON; typically
it will be a dict.
Note that there is an important distinction between the Python object format
of this field and the Babelfont-JSON representation. When stored to JSON, this key
is exported not as _formatspecific but as a simple underscore (_).