Get all font styles with matplotlib.font_manage in Python 3
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please,
is it possible to print out every style that each of the listed typefaces has? So I know that for example Arial has Bold, Regular, Italic and whatever else. Thanks! Or would you recommend some other tool for doing this? I am on Windows 7.
import matplotlib.font_manager
#help(matplotlib.font_manager)
fonts = [f.name for f in matplotlib.font_manager.fontManager.ttflist]
print(len(fonts))
for i in fonts:
print(i)
python python-3.x fonts
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please,
is it possible to print out every style that each of the listed typefaces has? So I know that for example Arial has Bold, Regular, Italic and whatever else. Thanks! Or would you recommend some other tool for doing this? I am on Windows 7.
import matplotlib.font_manager
#help(matplotlib.font_manager)
fonts = [f.name for f in matplotlib.font_manager.fontManager.ttflist]
print(len(fonts))
for i in fonts:
print(i)
python python-3.x fonts
asked Nov 21 '18 at 23:03
JsindlJsindl
205
add a comment |
please,
is it possible to print out every style that each of the listed typefaces has? So I know that for example Arial has Bold, Regular, Italic and whatever else. Thanks! Or would you recommend some other tool for doing this? I am on Windows 7.
import matplotlib.font_manager
#help(matplotlib.font_manager)
fonts = [f.name for f in matplotlib.font_manager.fontManager.ttflist]
print(len(fonts))
for i in fonts:
print(i)
python python-3.x fonts
asked Nov 21 '18 at 23:03
JsindlJsindl
205
please,
is it possible to print out every style that each of the listed typefaces has? So I know that for example Arial has Bold, Regular, Italic and whatever else. Thanks! Or would you recommend some other tool for doing this? I am on Windows 7.
import matplotlib.font_manager
#help(matplotlib.font_manager)
fonts = [f.name for f in matplotlib.font_manager.fontManager.ttflist]
print(len(fonts))
for i in fonts:
print(i)
python python-3.x fonts
python python-3.x fonts
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Yes.
The get_style() and get_variant() methods let you explore some of the font space.
You may want to iterate over several possibilities, calling score_style() to determine if a style is available. Or just iterate and look at the result of findfont(), letting it work out which styles are locally available. If you post your iterating code along with its results, we may be able to offer additional font hints.
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Yes.
The get_style() and get_variant() methods let you explore some of the font space.
You may want to iterate over several possibilities, calling score_style() to determine if a style is available. Or just iterate and look at the result of findfont(), letting it work out which styles are locally available. If you post your iterating code along with its results, we may be able to offer additional font hints.
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Yes.
The get_style() and get_variant() methods let you explore some of the font space.
You may want to iterate over several possibilities, calling score_style() to determine if a style is available. Or just iterate and look at the result of findfont(), letting it work out which styles are locally available. If you post your iterating code along with its results, we may be able to offer additional font hints.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 1:39
J_HJ_H
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Yes.
The get_style() and get_variant() methods let you explore some of the font space.
You may want to iterate over several possibilities, calling score_style() to determine if a style is available. Or just iterate and look at the result of findfont(), letting it work out which styles are locally available. If you post your iterating code along with its results, we may be able to offer additional font hints.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 1:39
J_HJ_H
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Yes.
The get_style() and get_variant() methods let you explore some of the font space.
You may want to iterate over several possibilities, calling score_style() to determine if a style is available. Or just iterate and look at the result of findfont(), letting it work out which styles are locally available. If you post your iterating code along with its results, we may be able to offer additional font hints.
answered Nov 22 '18 at 1:39
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