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A lot of testing code from when I was trying to get this to work.
Actually just trying to inspect the objects/event.
Unfortunately, `print`ing and `pdb` don't seem to work. Fortunately
managed to get enough information from the `ObjectBrowser` once I
figured out that I could use that for inspecting.
The `print 'test'` at the end was just for me to confirm that the script
was running when I couldn't see any outward evidence of that fact.
Finally figured out what was going on and now the script will center
when you press 'a' in the Space Center.
Future enhancements include:
* Add undo support
* Make sure `center()` does what we're looking for and actually
equalises sidebearings
* Add a setting that allows users of the plugin to customise the hotkey
through a custom interface (and ideally through a text configuration
file as well).
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Inherit from `object` instead of not inheriting from anything to get a
new Python class. Actually, now that I'm writing this message, I'm
wondering if this may not be necessary since Python 3 defaults to new
Python objects regardless of how you write it. But then again this is
RoboFont and I'm not sure which Python version it's built against (was
thinking of TruFont for a moment since I'm currently trying to build
it).
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Start with RoboFont's sample code for creating an observer. The goal is
to observe key presses in Space Center and equalise sidebearings when a
special key is pressed so that this functionality can be triggered from
the keyboard instead of needing to open the control-click contextual
menu and selecting it from the menu options.
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