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/* Font copying for high-level output */

#ifndef gxfcopy_INCLUDED
#  define gxfcopy_INCLUDED

#include "gsccode.h"
#include "gsmatrix.h"
#include "gsfont.h"

/*
 * Copy a font, aside from its glyphs.  Note that PostScript-specific data
 * -- that is, data that do not appear in the C structure that is the
 * relevant subclass of gs_font -- are NOT copied.  In particular,
 * Metrics[2], CDevProc, and FontInfo are not copied, except for the
 * information returned by font->procs.font_info (see the definition of
 * gs_font_info_t in gxfont.h).
 *
 * Note that in some cases the font must have a definition for the "not
 * defined" glyph, as noted below, or a rangecheck error occurs.
 *
 * The following FontTypes are supported:
 *
 *	Type 1, Type 2 - Encoding and CharStrings are not copied.  Subrs and
 *	GlobalSubrs (for CFFs) are copied; OtherSubrs are not copied.  The
 *	font must have a glyph named .notdef; its definition is copied.
 *
 *	Type 42 (TrueType) - Encoding and CharStrings are not copied.  The
 *	TrueType glyf and loca tables are not copied, nor are the bogus
 *	Adobe gdir, glyx, and locx "tables".  If the font has a definition
 *	for a glyph named .notdef (in the CharStrings dictionary), the
 *	definition is copied.
 *
 *	CIDFontType 0 (Type 1/2-based CIDFonts) - the glyph data are not
 *	copied.  The Type 1/2 subfonts *are* copied, as are the Subrs (both
 *	local and global).
 *
 *	CIDFontType 2 (TrueType-based CIDFonts) - the glyph data and CIDMap
 *	are not copied.
 *
 * The resulting font supports querying (font_info, glyph_info, etc.) and
 * rendering (glyph_outline, etc.), but it does not support make_font.
 *
 * max_reserved_glyphs limits the maount of space allocated for the glyph names
 * and glyph outlines of type 1 or 2 fonts. -1 reserves as many as required for
 * a full copy of the original font. This is used by pdfwrite to limit the size
 * of a copy when creating a subset font.
 */
int gs_copy_font(gs_font *font, const gs_matrix *orig_matrix,
                    gs_memory_t *mem, gs_font **pfont_new,
                    int max_reserved_glyphs);

int gs_free_copied_font(gs_font *font);

/*
 * Copy a glyph, including any sub-glyphs.  The destination font ("copied"
 * argument) must be a font created by gs_copy_font.  The source font
 * ("font" argument) must have the same FontType as the destination, and in
 * addition must be "compatible" with it as described under the individual
 * FontTypes just below; however, gs_copy_glyph does not check
 * compatibility.
 *
 * If any glyph has already been copied but does not have the same
 * definition as the one being copied now, gs_copy_glyph returns an
 * invalidaccess error.  If the top-level glyph has already been copied
 * (with the same definition), gs_copy_glyph returns 1.  Otherwise,
 * gs_copy_glyph returns 0.
 *
 *	Type 1, Type 2 - the destination and source must have the same
 *	Subrs.  glyph must be a name (not an integer).  Copies the
 *	CharString entry.  Note that the Type 1/2 'seac' operator requires
 *	copying not only the sub-glyphs but their Encoding entries as well.
 *
 *	Type 42 - the destination and source must have compatible tables
 *	other than glyf and loca.  In practice this means that the source
 *	must be the same font that was passed to gs_copy_font.  If glyph is
 *	an integer, it is interpreted as a GID; if glyph is a name, both
 *	the CharString entry and the glyph data are copied.
 *
 *	CIDFontType 0 - the destination and source must have the same Subrs,
 *	and the Type 1/2 subfont(s) referenced by the glyph(s) being copied
 *	must be compatible.  glyph must be a CID.  Copies the CharString.
 *
 *	CIDFontType 2 - compatibility is as for Type 42.  glyph must be a
 *	CID (integer), not a GID.  Copies the glyph data and the CIDMap
 *	entry.
 *
 * Metrics[2] and CDevProc in the source font are ignored.  Currently,
 * for CIDFontType 2 fonts with MetricsCount != 0, the metrics attached to
 * the individual glyph outlines are also ignored (not copied).
 */
int gs_copy_glyph(gs_font *font, gs_glyph glyph, gs_font *copied);

/*
 * Copy a glyph with additional checking options.  If options includes
 * COPY_GLYPH_NO_OLD, then if the top-level glyph has already been copied,
 * return an invalidaccess error rather than 1.  If options includes
 * COPY_GLYPH_NO_NEW, then if the top-level glyph has *not* already been
 * copied, return an undefined error rather than 0.
 *
 * COPY_GLYPH_USE_GSUB directs the code to try using a TrueType GSUB table
 * to find a replacement for a glyph. Bug #691574
 *
 * Returns an error if a glyph is added after calling copied_order_font.
 */
#define COPY_GLYPH_NO_OLD 1
#define COPY_GLYPH_NO_NEW 2
#define COPY_GLYPH_BY_INDEX 4
#define COPY_GLYPH_USE_GSUB 8
int gs_copy_glyph_options(gs_font *font, gs_glyph glyph, gs_font *copied,
                          int options);

int gs_copied_font_free_glyphs(gs_font *font);
int gs_copied_font_free_data(gs_font *font);

/*
 * Add an encoding entry to a copied font.  If the given encoding entry is
 * not empty and is not the same as the new value, gs_copied_font_encode
 * returns an invalidaccess error.
 *
 * The action depends on FontType as follows:
 *
 *	Type 1, Type 2 - glyph must be a name, not a CID (integer).  Makes
 *	an entry in the font's Encoding.  A glyph by that name must exist
 *	in the copied font.
 *
 *	Type 42 - same as Type 1.
 *
 *	CIDFontType 0 - gives an error.
 *
 *	CIDFontType 2 - gives an error.
 */
int gs_copied_font_add_encoding(gs_font *copied, gs_char chr, gs_glyph glyph);

/*
 * Copy all the glyphs and, if relevant, Encoding entries from a font.  This
 * is equivalent to copying the glyphs and Encoding entries individually,
 * and returns errors under the same conditions.
 */
int gs_copy_font_complete(gs_font *font, gs_font *copied);

/*
 * Check whether specified glyphs can be copied from another font.
 * It means that (1) fonts have same hinting parameters and
 * (2) font subsets for the specified glyph set don't include different
 * outlines or metrics. Possible returned values :
 * 0 (incompatible), 1 (compatible), < 0 (error)
 */
int gs_copied_can_copy_glyphs(const gs_font *cfont, const gs_font *ofont,
                    gs_glyph *glyphs, int num_glyphs, int glyphs_step,
                    bool check_hinting);

/* Extension glyphs may be added to a font to resolve
   glyph name conflicts while conwerting a PDF Widths into Metrics.
   This function drops them before writing out an embedded font. */
int copied_drop_extension_glyphs(gs_font *cfont);

/* Order font to avoid a serialization indeterminism.
   An indeterminizm can happen due to PS name indices
   depend on memory allocation.
   Must not add glyphs after calling this function.
   After calling this function, enumerate_glyph
   enumerates glyphs in the alphabetic order of glyph names.
   Currently works for Type 1,2 only,
   because other fonts type don't use PS name indices
   when enumerate glyphs.
*/
int copied_order_font(gs_font *font);

/* Get .notdef glyph. */
gs_glyph copied_get_notdef(const gs_font *font);

#endif /* gxfcopy_INCLUDED */
