Reporter or General Plugin?

[GeorgSeifert]

You can put two plugins into one bundle with one class for each plugin. Then put both classnames into a Principal Classes key in the info.plist instead of the NSPrincipalClass.

But you also can just make a palette plugin and add a drawing callback. That way you have more control over the drawing. With the reporter, the user would need to enable it in the View menu.

[HugoJ (Hugo Jourdan)]

Like this ?

<key>Principal Classes</key>
	<array>
		<string>MyPluginReporterClass</string>
		<string>MyPluginPaletteClass</string>
	</array>

Because it doesn’t work

[FlorianPircher]

New in Glyphs 3.2: Multiple plugin types in a single bundle

Starting with Glyphs 3.2, it is possible to place multiple plugins in a single .glyphsPlugin bundle. Thus far, a bundle could only contain a single type of plugin: .glyphsReporter .glyphsFilter .glyphsPalette .glyphsFileFormat .glyphsTool .glyphsPlugin Now, this differentiation is no longer needed. A .glyphsPlugin bundle can contain one or more plugin classes. Single Plugin Class If your bundle contains just a single plugin, as is commonly the case, you can continue to list the class of tha…

[GeorgSeifert]

That should work. I’ll have a look.

[GeorgSeifert]

@HugoJ Could you send me what you have?

[HugoJ (Hugo Jourdan)]

Any news about it @GeorgSeifert ? I sent you my plugin

[GeorgSeifert]

Sorry that it took so long. It seems that the plugins written in python work a tiny bit differently. I need to fix this in the Glyphs code.