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How to improve speed of drawing? Very slow scene view.
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https://gist.github.com/8fe4aa269b15a7071633e256456786ca
Here is an improved method, using KeyFrame animations.
Basically, you set up 5 or whatever refernces, add to a PathAnimation, and then provide the interpolation value (0..len(glyphs)).i have not tried installing your font yet. Might try UIFont.fontWithName_size_traits_(). or maybe need o set up fondDescriptor.
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Can you please confirm if your iOS devices are 32 or 64 bit?
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https://gist.github.com/c8b993ac42ede2574dc9f7cc26ebb1f4
and here is a version that uses your font file, and cleans things up a bit.I am on 32 bit -- ccc, is this crashing for you? If so, on what line? I think I got typedefs correct but I may have missed a few
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Unfortunately @JonB I confirm that it crashes on 64 bit.
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Which line is crashing? Do you have the fault handler installed?
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https://gist.github.com/7a73b8c3abab4dc502ef2314574c6744
For some reason I was missing a slew of definitions. Try this one on 64bit...
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@JonB i get "No method found for mutableCopy" on line 80
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https://gist.github.com/80660624600c28c8e7812b15e0652568
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@JonB this one raises the exception from line 15
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can you paste the full traceback? Also, did you place the Panvaria.ttf file in the same folder? I probably should have mentioned that!
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@JonB yes, i have the file in the same folder.
Traceback (most recent call last): File "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/2CB744A3-0F69-40E1-A5F1-95E464DBFC21/Pythonista3/Documents/PythonistaGit/VF/64bit.py", line 144, in <module> [glyphs_list, variation_values]=setupGlyphs(size=512,letter='e') File "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/2CB744A3-0F69-40E1-A5F1-95E464DBFC21/Pythonista3/Documents/PythonistaGit/VF/64bit.py", line 78, in setupGlyphs basefont = c.CGFontCreateWithDataProvider(provider); File "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/2CB744A3-0F69-40E1-A5F1-95E464DBFC21/Pythonista3/Documents/PythonistaGit/VF/64bit.py", line 15, in errcheck raise Exception('{} returned void pointer with args\n{}'.format(func.__name__,args)) Exception: CGFontCreateWithDataProvider returned void pointer with args (6242820560,)```
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added a little extra diagnostics, and tried passing provider as objcinstancee.
https://gist.github.com/b4c3e011e768320753e3c54405c56380 -
@JonB here's the traceback
Traceback (most recent call last): File "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/2CB744A3-0F69-40E1-A5F1-95E464DBFC21/Pythonista3/Documents/PythonistaGit/VF/64bit.py", line 148, in <module> [glyphs_list, variation_values]=setupGlyphs(size=512,letter='e') File "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/2CB744A3-0F69-40E1-A5F1-95E464DBFC21/Pythonista3/Documents/PythonistaGit/VF/64bit.py", line 82, in setupGlyphs basefont = c.CGFontCreateWithDataProvider(provider); File "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/2CB744A3-0F69-40E1-A5F1-95E464DBFC21/Pythonista3/Documents/PythonistaGit/VF/64bit.py", line 15, in errcheck raise Exception('{} returned void pointer with args\n{}'.format(func.__name__,args)) Exception: CGFontCreateWithDataProvider returned void pointer with args (<b'__NSCFType': <CGDataProvider 0x17418b530>>,)```
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How did yoy get the ttf into the device? i think this is saying the font file is invalid.
This version downloads the font directly
https://gist.github.com/7a766eb282c71bf7d27bd13fb4926482 -
@JonB there was indeed something wrong with the file. this script just crashes the app. is there a method to catch errors on crash?
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@dgelessus has a pythonista_startup repo that installs a fault handler and uncaught exception handler which write to a fault log, so you can see which line (for segfaults and the like) or an objc stack trace in the case of objc errors (which often include a helpful message)
https://github.com/dgelessus/pythonista_startup
See the readme, there are several scripts here, personally I just use the enable_faulthandler one.
You could also set a breakpoint by long pressing in the debugger, and just keep single stepping until the crash happens.
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https://gist.github.com/38a5434b4ebd28775dab08d181a00771
Here is a version that logs all cdll calls to glyphlog.txt. if you can post that someplace, we can see exactly what is crashing. -
@JonB thank you for hints on debugging, definetely helpful.
Here's the error log: https://gist.github.com/5bac67b24317b5e5b4badc06bee1b1c5
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whoops, I missed one of the definitions.
https://gist.github.com/a30ddae506762c96e533f98668ad46dd
This should do it now....maybeThought for a future improvement....a CDLL which prevents calling a function unless restype and argtypes have specifically been defined.
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@JonB unfortunatelly: https://gist.github.com/5f53f356c0c85fa9525efd13a1000198