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author | Mattias Andrée <m@maandree.se> | 2024-10-13 23:14:32 +0200 |
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committer | Mattias Andrée <m@maandree.se> | 2024-10-13 23:14:32 +0200 |
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diff --git a/libparsepcf_get_encoding.3 b/libparsepcf_get_encoding.3 new file mode 100644 index 0000000..428ca19 --- /dev/null +++ b/libparsepcf_get_encoding.3 @@ -0,0 +1,170 @@ +.TH LIBPARSEPCF_GET_ENCODING 3 LIBPARSEPCF +.SH NAME +libparsepcf_get_encoding \- Get glyph index + +.SH SYNOPSIS +.nf +#include <libparsepcf.h> + +#define LIBPARSEPCF_BDF_ENCODINGS /* value omitted */ + +#define LIBPARSEPCF_NOT_ENCODED ((size_t)0xFFFF) + +struct libparsepcf_encoding { + uint16_t \fImin_byte2\fP; + uint16_t \fImax_byte2\fP; + uint16_t \fImin_byte1\fP; + uint16_t \fImax_byte1\fP; + uint16_t \fIdefault_glyph\fP; + size_t \fIchar_count\fP; +}; + +int libparsepcf_get_encoding(const void *\fIdata\fP, size_t \fIsize\fP, + const struct libparsepcf_table *\fItable\fP, + struct libparsepcf_encoding *\fImeta_out\fP); + +int libparsepcf_get_glyph_indices(const void *\fIdata\fP, size_t \fIsize\fP, + const struct libparsepcf_table *\fItable\fP, + const struct libparsepcf_encoding *\fImeta\fP, + size_t *\fIindices_out\fP, + size_t \fIfirst\fP, size_t \fIcount\fP); +.fi +.PP +Link with +.IR -lparsepcf . + +.SH DESCRIPTION +PCF fonts file are encoded for specific for characters +sets and encodings do not encode glyphs by codepoints +but rather by how characters are encoded. To get the +appropriate glyph for a character, the +.BR libparsepcf_get_properties (3) +function must first be used to determine the encoding, +and if it does not match the expeced encoding translate +the text into the encoding used by the font (it may +also be possible to load a version of the font the +uses the expected encoding). Second, the +.BR libparsepcf_get_tables (3) +function is used to find the table with the type +.BR LIBPARSEPCF_BDF_ENCODINGS , +which is then passed into the +.BR libparsepcf_get_encoding (3) +function as it's third argument +.RI ( table ), +along with the font file contents in the +.I data +argument and size, in bytes, of the file in the +.I size +argument to get the coverage of the font, encoding +information, and the default glyph to use when the +font does not have the glyph for a character. +If the encoding uses one byte for each character, +.I meta_out->min_byte1 +and +.I meta_out->max_byte1 +are both set to 0, otherwise, the encoding uses +two bytes for each character. +The index of the default glyph will be stored in +.IR meta_out->default_glyph . +The fields +.IR meta_out->min_byte1 , +.IR meta_out->max_byte1 , +.IR meta_out->min_byte2 , +and +.I meta_out->max_byte2 +are used to translate an encoded character into +a character index which can then be mapped into +a glyph index using the +.BR libparsepcf_get_glyph_indices () +function. +.PP +When calling the +.BR libparsepcf_get_glyph_indices () +function, the first four arguments shall be +the same as passed into the +.BR libparsepcf_get_encoding () +function. +.I first +shall be the index of the character with the lowest index +of the character the function shall get the glyph index +for, and +.I count +shall be the number of consecutive characters +(including the first character) to get this information +for. For each queried character with index +.IR i , +the glyph index will be stored in +.IR indices_out[i-first] , +however if character is not encoded (does not have +a glyph), it the value +.I LIBPARSEPCF_NOT_ENCODED +will be stored instead. +.PP +The application shall ensure that +.IR "first + count <= meta->char_count" . +.PP +For single-byte encodings, the character index +is calculated by subtracting +.I meta_out->min_byte2 +from the character byte, however the application +must make sure that the value of the character +byte is at least +.I meta_out->min_byte2 +but no greater than +.IR meta_out->max_byte2 . +.PP +For dual-bute encodings, the application must +first ensure that there are two bytes available, +and ensure that the value of the first byte is +at least +.I meta_out->min_byte1 +but no greater than +.IR meta_out->max_byte1 , +and that the value of the second byte is at least +.I meta_out->min_byte2 +but no greater than +.IR meta_out->max_byte2 . +The application can then subtract +.I meta_out->min_byte1 +from the value of the first byte, and call the +difference +.IR a , +and subtract +.I meta_out->min_byte2 +from the value of the second byte, and call the +difference +.IR b . +If the application has already calculated the +font-constant value +.IR ".max_byte2 - .min_byte2 + 1" , +called +.IR k . +The character's index is than calculated by +.IR "a * k + b" . +(This is the simplest description of the +formula but it can be optimised for the +application to use one less subtract.) + +.SH RETURN VALUE +The +.BR libparsepcf_get_encoding () +and +.BR libparsepcf_get_glyph_indices () +functions return 0 upon successful completion. +On failure, -1 is returned and +.I errno +is set appropriately to indicate the error. + +.SH ERRORS +The +.BR libparsepcf_get_encoding () +and +.BR libparsepcf_get_glyph_indices () +functions fail if: +.TP +.B EBFONT +The font file is corrupt or unsupported. + +.SH SEE ALSO +.BR libparsepcf (7), +.BR libparsepcf_preparse_font (3) |