Hello, I'd like to ask for some advice on how to achieve adding coordinates to the letters I'm drawing by reading coordinates of the font's contours (basically what the code below does).

What I'd like to add is:

• I’d like to write a function that would take coordinates placed for instance in the left bottom part of the letter. for example something like this

# for x, y in segment:
#   if x < glyphWidth/2 && y <glyphHeight/2

• add point with handles in between y0 and glyphHeight/2 and y1 and glyphHeight/2 after that move the y0 and y1 to random position within the left bottom part of the letter
  (as showed on the picture)
  

newPage(4000,1200)
fill(255,255,255)

# UI
Variable([
    dict(name="widthOfTheStroke", ui="Slider",
            args=dict(
                value=10,
                minValue=1,
                maxValue=300)),
    dict(name="ovalSize", ui="Slider",
            args=dict(
                value=0,
                minValue=0,
                maxValue=600)),
    dict(name="closeEach", ui="CheckBox"),
    dict(name="rounded", ui="CheckBox", args=dict(value=True)),
    dict(name="aText", ui="EditText", args=dict(text='P'))
    ], globals())


# setting up the font
letter = BezierPath()
letter.text(aText, font='source/AkzidenzGrotesk-Regular.otf', fontSize=1200, offset=(100, 100))

fill(0.1)
stroke(0.1)
strokeWidth(widthOfTheStroke)




path = BezierPath()
# function for drawing each letter based on the its coordinates (.otf file)
# reading coordinates based on the received coordinates of each contour
for contour in letter.contours:
    
    # move to the position of the starting point of the path
    path.moveTo(contour[0][0])
    
    # loop through each coordinate – they come as an array of either one coordinate (just a point) or three coordinates (point with handlers for curves)
    for segment in contour:
        
        # ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– #
        # if the segment is with the handles draw curve
        # ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– #
        if len(segment) == 3:
            if rounded == 1:
                path.curveTo(segment[0], segment[1], segment[2])
            
            if closeEach == 1:
                path.closePath()
            # decide whether to draw them as curver with three values or just as points
            for x, y in segment:
                if rounded == 0:
                    path.curveTo((x,y))
                                
        # ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– #
        # if the segment is just a point draw a line to
        # ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– #
        if len(segment) == 1:
            for x, y in segment:
                path.lineTo((x,y))
                
                print()
                
                # this optional
                # here im closing path for every new point
                if closeEach == 1:    
                    path.closePath()
                    
        # in case you want to show each of the coordinate returned from looping through contours                   
        for x, y in segment:
            with savedState():
                stroke(None)
                fill(0.3)
                oval(x-ovalSize/2,y-ovalSize/2, ovalSize,ovalSize)
                
    print(["contour is closed", "contour is open"][contour.open])



drawPath(path)

Thank you for taking look at this and for any feedback,
Szymon