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I need to open the Montserrat font ( Montserrat-VariableFont_wght.ttf ), change all digit glyphs (0, 1, . 9) to a fixed constant width, and then save it back into a new TTF file.
Is there something like this (pseudo-code):
import fontforge font = fontforge.open('font.ttf') glyph = font.glyph("1") glyph.width = 10 font.save() font.close() How to do this with Python scripting? Is there an example documented somewhere with something close to this?
Thanks a lot in advance :)
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