Installed the library fresh, then updated the data as per the README.
Other output formats work fine, but --wiki throws an error.
The error message when running $ pyfontaine --wiki myfont.otf:
| [[ Extensis Yup'ik + Cyrillic ]] (15/316) || style='text-align:right' | {{bartable|4|%|2||background:green}}
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/bin/pyfontaine", line 448, in <module>
main()
File "/usr/local/bin/pyfontaine", line 254, in main
Builder.wiki(fonts)
File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/fontaine/builder.py", line 371, in wiki
glyphs = subset.glyphs
AttributeError: 'Charset' object has no attribute 'glyphs'
Wrapping the call (and the consequent output which references glyphs) on https://github.com/davelab6/pyfontaine/blob/master/fontaine/builder.py#L371 with if hasattr(subset, 'glyphs'): resolves the issue, but I'm not familiar with the wiki table output, so maybe more is needed (to make up for the missing cells when no glyphs are found?).
Also I couldn't tell if this is a problem with the Yuk'ik data specifically, or my test font, or the library. Just using this for the first time :)
Installed the library fresh, then updated the data as per the README. Other output formats work fine, but
--wikithrows an error. The error message when running$ pyfontaine --wiki myfont.otf:Wrapping the call (and the consequent output which references
glyphs) on https://github.com/davelab6/pyfontaine/blob/master/fontaine/builder.py#L371 withif hasattr(subset, 'glyphs'):resolves the issue, but I'm not familiar with the wiki table output, so maybe more is needed (to make up for the missing cells when no glyphs are found?).Also I couldn't tell if this is a problem with the Yuk'ik data specifically, or my test font, or the library. Just using this for the first time :)