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[fontforge-users] Odd error message
Dave Pawson
2015-03-16 08:12:17 UTC
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Drawing a capital B

Error check shows a problem, "Two selected points are end points of an
open path" yet no points are highlighted in yellow.

Suggestions please
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Dave Crossland
2015-03-16 09:39:18 UTC
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Can you find the points with tab?
Post by Dave Pawson
Drawing a capital B
Error check shows a problem, "Two selected points are end points of an
open path" yet no points are highlighted in yellow.
Suggestions please
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Dave Pawson
2015-03-16 09:49:34 UTC
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How please? What is the indication that I've found the points
in question?

ps. Twice more I've had handles 'locked'. Resolved by closing and re-opening
the window of that character.

regards
Post by Dave Crossland
Can you find the points with tab?
Post by Dave Pawson
Drawing a capital B
Error check shows a problem, "Two selected points are end points of an
open path" yet no points are highlighted in yellow.
Suggestions please
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Dave Crossland
2015-03-16 09:57:22 UTC
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Click a point and hammer in the tab key until you find it not stepping to
the next point as you expect
Post by Dave Pawson
How please? What is the indication that I've found the points
in question?
ps. Twice more I've had handles 'locked'. Resolved by closing and re-opening
the window of that character.
regards
Post by Dave Crossland
Can you find the points with tab?
Post by Dave Pawson
Drawing a capital B
Error check shows a problem, "Two selected points are end points of an
open path" yet no points are highlighted in yellow.
Suggestions please
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Dave Pawson
2015-03-16 10:03:57 UTC
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Subtle! Thanks. Guessing it follows the path until it meets
a 'gap', at which point it stops!

Dave
Post by Dave Crossland
Click a point and hammer in the tab key until you find it not stepping to
the next point as you expect
Post by Dave Pawson
How please? What is the indication that I've found the points
in question?
ps. Twice more I've had handles 'locked'. Resolved by closing and re-opening
the window of that character.
regards
Post by Dave Crossland
Can you find the points with tab?
Post by Dave Pawson
Drawing a capital B
Error check shows a problem, "Two selected points are end points of an
open path" yet no points are highlighted in yellow.
Suggestions please
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Dave Crossland
2015-03-16 10:10:40 UTC
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It will rotate through all points on all contours but when it makes a step
you don't expect then you can use the arrow keys and zoom keys to find out
what is going on
Post by Dave Pawson
Subtle! Thanks. Guessing it follows the path until it meets
a 'gap', at which point it stops!
Dave
Post by Dave Crossland
Click a point and hammer in the tab key until you find it not stepping to
the next point as you expect
Post by Dave Pawson
How please? What is the indication that I've found the points
in question?
ps. Twice more I've had handles 'locked'. Resolved by closing and re-opening
the window of that character.
regards
Post by Dave Crossland
Can you find the points with tab?
Post by Dave Pawson
Drawing a capital B
Error check shows a problem, "Two selected points are end points of
an
Post by Dave Crossland
Post by Dave Pawson
Post by Dave Crossland
Post by Dave Pawson
open path" yet no points are highlighted in yellow.
Suggestions please
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Dave Pawson
2015-03-16 10:13:46 UTC
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Thanks Dave.
Post by Dave Crossland
It will rotate through all points on all contours but when it makes a step
you don't expect then you can use the arrow keys and zoom keys to find out
what is going on
Post by Dave Pawson
Subtle! Thanks. Guessing it follows the path until it meets
a 'gap', at which point it stops!
Dave
Post by Dave Crossland
Click a point and hammer in the tab key until you find it not stepping to
the next point as you expect
Post by Dave Pawson
How please? What is the indication that I've found the points
in question?
ps. Twice more I've had handles 'locked'. Resolved by closing and re-opening
the window of that character.
regards
Post by Dave Crossland
Can you find the points with tab?
Post by Dave Pawson
Drawing a capital B
Error check shows a problem, "Two selected points are end points of an
open path" yet no points are highlighted in yellow.
Suggestions please
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