> a, Aadjust axis 0
> b, Badjust axis 1
> ...
> p, Padjust axis 16
Now you can collapse all these cases using:
axis = event. key - ‘A’;
Or
axis = event.key - ‘a’;
And make an alphabetical list on the screen.
A axis
B axis
C axis
>> ? display this help screen
> And F1 as commonly used for help [...]
Thanks. Here is what I've now committed, and I'm quite satisfied now.
```
F1, ? display this help screen
q, ESC quit ftmulti
F2 toggle axis grouping
F3 toggle outline hinting
F4
Respected Sir/madamI am Shivansh Khare , an undergrad, at JSSSTU Mysore ,India. Currently I am in my second year of college and pursuing my Bachelors degree in Computer Science and Business Systems (a new course designed by TCS).I am new to open source contributions but I am well aware of C, C++ an
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> ```
> ? display this help screen
And F1 as commonly used for help
> q, ESC quit ftmulti
> F1 toggle axis grouping
See above, shift by one
> F2 toggle anti-aliasing
Might be a part of rendering mode cycle as in other demos.
> F3 toggle outline hi
> OK, will go for the first scheme.
Here are the new key assignments that I currently have (but not yet
committed), please comment.
```
? display this help screen
q, ESC quit ftmulti
F1 toggle axis grouping
F2 toggle anti-aliasing
F3 toggle ou
> Can I suggest a more intuitive scheme?
> A,a to control axis 1
> B,b to control axis 2
> C,c to control axis 3
> and so on.
>
> This is also easier to process. Or this
> 1,! to control axis 1
> 2,@ to control axis 2
> but this is only for US keyboard
OK, will go for the first scheme. Honestl
> Can I suggest a more intuitive scheme?
> A,a to control axis 1
> B,b to control axis 2
> C,c to control axis 3
> and so on.
you can also list them "alphabetically":
A "GRAD": 0.0
B "XTRA": 562,00
which makes it super easy to find the appropriate control.
> I've just increased the number of handled axes in `ftmulti` from 6 to
> 15. Due to the new support of the 'avar' version 2 OpenType extension
> it is expected that the number of axes in many fonts will increase
> (after this extension gets accepted in the OpenType standard) because
> adding 'vir
I've just increased the number of handled axes in `ftmulti` from 6 to
15. Due to the new support of the 'avar' version 2 OpenType extension
it is expected that the number of axes in many fonts will increase
(after this extension gets accepted in the OpenType standard) because
adding 'virtual axes
