// -*- C++ -*-
/* Copyright (C) 1989-2014  Free Software Foundation, Inc.
     Written by James Clark (jjc@jclark.com)

This file is part of groff.

groff is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
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groff is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY
WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License
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// A function of this type can be registered to define the semantics of
// arbitrary commands in a font DESC file.
typedef void (*FONT_COMMAND_HANDLER)(const char *,	// command
				     const char *,	// arg
				     const char *,	// file
				     int);		// lineno

// A glyph is represented by a font-independent `glyph *' pointer.
// The functions name_to_glyph and number_to_glyph return such a pointer.
//
// There are two types of glyphs:
//
//   - those with a name, and among these in particular:
//     `charNNN' denoting a single `char' in the input character set,
//     `uXXXX' denoting a Unicode character,
//
//   - those with a number, referring to the the font-dependent glyph with
//     the given number.

// The statically allocated information about a glyph.
//
// This is an abstract class; only its subclass `charinfo' is instantiated.
// `charinfo' exists in two versions: one in roff/troff/input.cpp for troff,
// and one in libs/libgroff/nametoindex.cpp for the preprocessors and the
// postprocessors.
struct glyph {
  int index;			// A font-independent integer value.
  int number;			// Glyph number or -1.
  friend class character_indexer;
};

#define UNDEFINED_GLYPH ((glyph *) NULL)

// The next three functions exist in two versions: one in
// roff/troff/input.cpp for troff, and one in
// libs/libgroff/nametoindex.cpp for the preprocessors and the
// postprocessors.
extern glyph *name_to_glyph(const char *);	// Convert the glyph with
			// the given name (arg1) to a `glyph' object.  This
			// has the same semantics as the groff escape sequence
			// \C'name'.  If such a `glyph' object does not yet
			// exist, a new one is allocated.
extern glyph *number_to_glyph(int);	// Convert the font-dependent glyph
			// with the given number (in the font) to a `glyph'
			// object.  This has the same semantics as the groff
			// escape sequence \N'number'.  If such a `glyph'
			// object does not yet exist, a new one is allocated.
extern const char *glyph_to_name(glyph *);	// Convert the given glyph
			// back to its name.  Return NULL if the glyph
			// doesn't have a name.
inline int glyph_to_number(glyph *);	// Convert the given glyph back to
			// its number.  Return -1 if it does not designate
			// a numbered character.
inline int glyph_to_index(glyph *);	// Return the unique index that is
			// associated with the given glyph. It is >= 0.
extern int glyph_to_unicode(glyph *);	// Convert the given glyph to its
			// Unicode codepoint.  Return -1 if it does not
			// designate a Unicode character.

inline int glyph_to_number(glyph *g)
{
  return g->number;
}

inline int glyph_to_index(glyph *g)
{
  return g->index;
}

// Types used in non-public members of `class font'.
struct font_kern_list;
struct font_char_metric;
struct font_widths_cache;

// A `class font' instance represents the relevant information of a font of
// the given device.  This includes the set of glyphs represented by the
// font, and metrics for each glyph.
class font {
public:
  enum {		// The valid argument values of `has_ligature'.
    LIG_ff = 1,
    LIG_fi = 2,
    LIG_fl = 4,
    LIG_ffi = 8,
    LIG_ffl = 16
  };

  virtual ~font();	// Destructor.
  int contains(glyph *);	// Return 1 if this font contains the given
			// glyph, 0 otherwise.
  int is_special();	// Return 1 if this font is special, 0 otherwise. 
			// See section `Special Fonts' in the info file of
			// groff.  Used by make_glyph_node().
  int get_width(glyph *, int);	// A rectangle represents the shape of the
			// given glyph (arg1) at the given point size
			// (arg2).  Return the horizontal dimension of this
			// rectangle.
  int get_height(glyph *, int);	// A rectangle represents the shape of the
			// given glyph (arg1) at the given point size
			// (arg2).  Return the distance between the base
			// line and the top of this rectangle.
			// This is often also called the `ascent' of the
			// glyph.  If the top is above the base line, this
			// value is positive.
  int get_depth(glyph *, int);	// A rectangle represents the shape of the
			// given glyph (arg1) at the given point size
			// (arg2).  Return the distance between the base
			// line and the bottom of this rectangle. 
			// This is often also called the `descent' of the
			// glyph.  If the bottom is below the base line,
			// this value is positive.
  int get_space_width(int);	// Return the normal width of a space at the
			// given point size.
  int get_character_type(glyph *);	// Return a bit mask describing the
			// shape of the given glyph.  Bit 0 is set if the
			// character has a descender.  Bit 1 is set if the
			// character has a tall glyph.  See groff manual,
			// description of \w and the `ct' register.
  int get_kern(glyph *, glyph *, int);	// Return the kerning between the
			// given glyphs (arg1 and arg2), both at the given
			// point size (arg3).
  int get_skew(glyph *, int, int);	// A rectangle represents the shape
			// of the given glyph (arg1) at the given point size
			// (arg2).  For slanted fonts like Times-Italic, the
			// optical vertical axis is naturally slanted.  The
			// natural slant value (measured in degrees;
			// positive values mean aslant to the right) is
			// specified in the font's description file (see
			// member variable SLANT below).  In addition to
			// this, any font can be artificially slanted.  This
			// artificial slant value (arg3, measured in
			// degrees; positive values mean a slant to the
			// right) is specified with the \S escape.
			//
			// Return the skew value which is the horizontal
			// distance between the upper left corner of the
			// glyph box and the upper left corner of the glyph
			// box thought to be slanted by the sum of the
			// natural and artificial slant.  It basically means
			// how much an accent must be shifted horizontally
			// to put it on the optical axis of the glyph.
  int has_ligature(int);	// Return a non-zero value if this font has
			// the given ligature type (one of LIG_ff, LIG_fi,
			// etc.), 0 otherwise.
  int get_italic_correction(glyph *, int);	// If the given glyph (arg1)
			// at the given point size (arg2) is followed by an
			// unslanted glyph, some horizontal white space may
			// need to be inserted in between.  See the groff
			// manual, description of \/.  Return the amount
			// (width) of this white space.
  int get_left_italic_correction(glyph *, int);	// If the given glyph (arg1)
			// at the given point size (arg2) is preceded by an
			// unslanted roman glyph, some horizontal white
			// space may need to be inserted in between.  See
			// the groff manual, description of \,.  Return the
			// amount (width) of this white space.
  int get_subscript_correction(glyph *, int);	// If the given glyph (arg1)
			// at the given point size (arg2)is followed by a
			// subscript glyph, the horizontal position may need
			// to be advanced by some (possibly negative)
			// amount.  See groff manual, description of \w and
			// the `ssc' register.  Return this amount.
  void set_zoom(int);	// Set the font's zoom factor * 1000.  Must be a
  			// non-negative value.
  int get_zoom();	// Return the font's zoom factor * 1000.
  int get_code(glyph *);	// Return the code point in the physical
			// font of the given glyph.
  const char *get_special_device_encoding(glyph *);	// Return special
			// device dependent information about the given
			// glyph.  Return NULL if there is no special
			// information.
  const char *get_name();	// Return the name of this font.
  const char *get_internal_name();	// Return the `internalname'
			// attribute of this font.  Return NULL if it has
			// none.
  const char *get_image_generator();	// Return the `image_generator'
			// attribute of this font.  Return NULL if it has
			// none.
  static int scan_papersize(const char *, const char **,
			    double *, double *);	// Parse the
			// `papersize' attribute in a DESC file (given in
			// arg1).  Return the name of the size (in arg2),
			// and the length and width (in arg3 and arg4). 
			// Return 1 in case of success, 0 otherwise.
  static font *load_font(const char *, int * = 0, int = 0);	// Load the
			// font description file with the given name (arg1)
			// and return it as a `font' class.  If arg2 points
			// to an integer variable, set it to 1 if the file
			// is not found, without emitting an error message. 
			// If arg2 is NULL, print an error message if the
			// file is not found.  If arg3 is nonzero, only the
			// part of the font description file before the
			// `charset' and `kernpairs' sections is loaded. 
			// Return NULL in case of failure.
  static void command_line_font_dir(const char *);	// Prepend given
			// path (arg1) to the list of directories in which
			// to look up fonts.
  static FILE *open_file(const char *, char **);	// Open a font file
			// with the given name (arg1), searching along the
			// current font path.  If arg2 points to a string
			// pointer, set it to the found file name (this
			// depends on the device also).  Return the opened
			// file.  If not found, arg2 is unchanged, and NULL
			// is returned.
  static int load_desc();	// Open the DESC file (depending on the
			// device) and initialize some static variables with
			// info from there.
  static FONT_COMMAND_HANDLER
    set_unknown_desc_command_handler(FONT_COMMAND_HANDLER);	// Register
			// a function which defines the semantics of
			// arbitrary commands in the font DESC file.
  // Now the variables from the DESC file, shared by all fonts.
  static int res;	// The `res' attribute given in the DESC file.
  static int hor;	// The `hor' attribute given in the DESC file.
  static int vert;	// The `vert' attribute given in the DESC file.
  static int unitwidth;	// The `unitwidth' attribute given in the DESC file.
  static int paperwidth;	// The `paperwidth' attribute given in the
			// DESC file, or derived from the `papersize'
			// attribute given in the DESC file.
  static int paperlength;	// The `paperlength' attribute given in the
			// DESC file, or derived from the `papersize'
			// attribute given in the DESC file.
  static const char *papersize;
  static int biggestfont;	// The `biggestfont' attribute given in the
			// DESC file.
  static int spare2;
  static int sizescale;	// The `sizescale' attribute given in the DESC file.
  static int tcommand;  // Nonzero if the DESC file has the `tcommand'
			// attribute.
  static int unscaled_charwidths;	// Nonzero if the DESC file has the
			// `unscaled_charwidths' attribute.
  static int pass_filenames;	// Nonzero if the DESC file has the
			// `pass_filenames' attribute.
  static int use_charnames_in_special;	// Nonzero if the DESC file has the
			// `use_charnames_in_special' attribute.
  static int is_unicode; // Nonzero if the DESC file has the `unicode'
			// attribute.
  static const char *image_generator;	// The `image_generator' attribute
			// given in the DESC file.
  static const char **font_name_table;	// The `fonts' attribute given in
			// the DESC file, as a NULL-terminated array of
			// strings.
  static const char **style_table;	// The `styles' attribute given in
			// the DESC file, as a NULL-terminated array of
			// strings.
  static const char *family;	// The `family' attribute given in the DESC
			// file.
  static int *sizes;	// The `sizes' attribute given in the DESC file, as
			// an array of intervals of the form { lower1,
			// upper1, ... lowerN, upperN, 0 }.

private:
  unsigned ligatures;	// Bit mask of available ligatures.  Used by
			// has_ligature().
  font_kern_list **kern_hash_table;	// Hash table of kerning pairs. 
			// Used by get_kern().
  int space_width;	// The normal width of a space.  Used by
			// get_space_width().
  int special;		// 1 if this font is special, 0 otherwise.  Used by
			// is_special().
  char *name;		// The name of this font.  Used by get_name().
  char *internalname;	// The `internalname' attribute of this font, or
			// NULL.  Used by get_internal_name().
  double slant;		// The natural slant angle (in degrees) of this font.
  int zoom;		// The font's magnification, multiplied by 1000.
  			// Used by scale().  A zero value means `no zoom'.
  int *ch_index;	// Conversion table from font-independent character
			// indices to indices for this particular font.
  int nindices;
  font_char_metric *ch;	// Metrics information for every character in this
			// font (if !is_unicode) or for just some characters
			// (if is_unicode).  The indices of this array are
			// font-specific, found as values in ch_index[].
  int ch_used;
  int ch_size;
  font_widths_cache *widths_cache;	// A cache of scaled character
			// widths.  Used by the get_width() function.

  static FONT_COMMAND_HANDLER unknown_desc_command_handler;	// A
			// function defining the semantics of arbitrary
			// commands in the DESC file.
  enum { KERN_HASH_TABLE_SIZE = 503 };	// Size of the hash table of kerning
			// pairs.

  // These methods add new characters to the ch_index[] and ch[] arrays.
  void add_entry(glyph *,			// glyph
		 const font_char_metric &);	// metric
  void copy_entry(glyph *,			// new_glyph
		  glyph *);			// old_glyph
  void alloc_ch_index(int);			// index
  void extend_ch();
  void compact();

  void add_kern(glyph *, glyph *, int);	// Add to the kerning table a
			// kerning amount (arg3) between two given glyphs
			// (arg1 and arg2).
  static int hash_kern(glyph *, glyph *);	// Return a hash code for
			// the pair of glyphs (arg1 and arg2).

  /* Returns w * pointsize / unitwidth, rounded to the nearest integer.  */
  int scale(int w, int pointsize);
  static int unit_scale(double *, char); // Convert value in arg1 from the
			// given unit (arg2; possible values are `i', `c',
			// `p', and `P' as documented in the info file of
			// groff, section `Measurements') to inches.  Store
			// the result in arg1 and return 1.  If the unit is
			// invalid, return 0.
  virtual void handle_unknown_font_command(const char *,	// command
					   const char *,	// arg
					   const char *,	// file
					   int);		// lineno

protected:
  font(const char *);	// Initialize a font with the given name.

  int load(int * = 0, int = 0);	// Load the font description file with the
			// given name (in member variable NAME) into this
			// object.  If arg1 points to an integer variable,
			// set it to 1 if the file is not found, without
			// emitting an error message.  If arg1 is NULL,
			// print an error message if the file is not found. 
			// If arg2 is nonzero, only the part of the font
			// description file before the `charset' and
			// `kernpairs' sections is loaded.  Return NULL in
			// case of failure.
};

// end of font.h
