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/* Font and CMap resource structure and API for pdfwrite */

#ifndef gdevpdtf_INCLUDED
#  define gdevpdtf_INCLUDED

#include "gdevpdtx.h"
#include "gsfcmap.h"

/* ================ Types and structures ================ */

/* ---------------- Font resources ---------------- */

/*
 * pdfwrite manages several different flavors of font resources:
 *
 *  Those that have neither a FontDescriptor nor a base_font:
 *  Type 0 (composite) fonts
 *  Those that have no FontDescriptor, but do have a base_font:
 *  Standard 14 fonts
 *  Those that have a FontDescriptor but no base_font:
 *  Type 3 bitmap fonts
 *  Those that have a FontDescriptor with a base_font:
 *  Type 1 / Type 2 fonts
 *  Type 42 (TrueType) fonts
 *  CIDFontType 0 (Type 1/2) CIDFonts
 *  CIDFontType 2 (TrueType) CIDFonts
 */
/*
 * Font names in PDF files have caused an enormous amount of trouble, so we
 * document specifically how they are handled in each structure.
 *
 * The PDF Reference specifies the BaseFont of a font resource as follows,
 * depending on the font type:
 *
 *   Type 0 - if the descendant font is CIDFontType 0, the descendant font
 *     name followed by a hyphen and the CMap name (the value of Encoding,
 *     if a name, otherwise the CMapName from the CMap); if the descendant
 *     font is CIDFontType 2, the descendant font name.
 *
 *   Type 1 - "usually" the same as the FontName in the base font.
 *
 *   MM Type 1 - if embedded, the same as Type 1; if not embedded, spaces
 *     in the font name are replaced with underscores.
 *
 *   Type 3 - not used.
 *
 *   TrueType - initially, the PostScript name from the 'name' table in
 *     the font; if none, the "name by which the font is known in the host
 *     operating system".  Spaces are removed.  Then, under circumstances
 *     not defined, the string ",Bold", ",Italic", or ",BoldItalic" is
 *     appended if the font has the corresponding style properties.
 *     [We do not do this: we simply use the key_name or font_name.]
 *
 *   CIDFontType 0 - "usually" the same as the CIDFontName in the base font.
 *
 *   CIDFontType 2 - the same as TrueType.
 *
 * In addition, the BaseFont has a XXXXXX+ prefix if the font is a subset
 * (whether embedded or not).
 *
 * We would like to compute the BaseFont at the time that we create the font
 * resource object.  The font descriptor (which is needed to provide
 * information about embedding) and the base font are both available at that
 * time.  Unfortunately, the information as to whether the font will be
 * subsetted is not available.  Therefore, we do compute the BaseFont from
 * the base font name when the font resource is created, to allow checking
 * for duplicate names and for standard font names, but we compute it again
 * after writing out the base font.
 */

#ifndef pdf_font_descriptor_DEFINED
#  define pdf_font_descriptor_DEFINED
typedef struct pdf_font_descriptor_s pdf_font_descriptor_t;
#endif

typedef struct pdf_char_glyph_pair_s pdf_char_glyph_pair_t;

struct pdf_char_glyph_pair_s {
    gs_char chr;
    gs_glyph glyph;
};

/*
 * The write_contents procedure is set by the implementation when the
 * font resource is created.  It is called after generic code has opened
 * the resource object and written the Type, BaseFont (if any),
 * FontDescriptor reference (if any), ToUnicode CMap reference (if any),
 * and additional dictionary entries (if any).
 * The write_contents procedure must write any remaining entries specific
 * to the FontType, followed by the closing ">>", and then call
 * pdf_end_separate.  The reason for this division of function is to allow
 * the write_contents procedure to write additional objects that the
 * resource object references, after closing the resource object.
 */
typedef int (*pdf_font_write_contents_proc_t)
     (gx_device_pdf *, pdf_font_resource_t *);

/*
 * Define an element of an Encoding.  The element is unused if glyph ==
 * GS_NO_GLYPH.
 */
typedef struct pdf_encoding_element_s {
    gs_glyph glyph;
    byte *data;
    uint size;
    bool is_difference;   /* true if must be written in Differences */
} pdf_encoding_element_t;

static inline int pdf_copy_string_to_encoding(gx_device_pdf *pdev, gs_const_string *gnstr, pdf_encoding_element_t *pet)
{
    byte *p = NULL;

    p = gs_alloc_bytes(pdev->pdf_memory->non_gc_memory, gnstr->size, "pdf_copy_string_to_encoding");
    if (p == NULL)
        return_error(gs_error_VMerror);
    memcpy(p, gnstr->data, gnstr->size);
    if (pet->data != NULL)
        gs_free_object(pdev->pdf_memory->non_gc_memory, pet->data, "pdf_copy_string_to_encoding free existing glyph name");
    pet->data = p;
    pet->size = gnstr->size;
    return 0;
}

#define private_st_pdf_encoding1() /* gdevpdtf.c */\
  gs_private_st_const_strings1(st_pdf_encoding1,\
    pdf_encoding_element_t, "pdf_encoding_element_t",\
    pdf_encoding1_enum_ptrs, pdf_encoding1_reloc_ptrs, bah)
#define private_st_pdf_encoding_element() /* gdevpdtf.c */\
  gs_private_st_element(st_pdf_encoding_element, pdf_encoding_element_t,\
    "pdf_encoding_element_t[]", pdf_encoding_elt_enum_ptrs,\
    pdf_encoding_elt_reloc_ptrs, st_pdf_encoding1)

struct pdf_base_font_s {
    /*
     * For the standard 14 fonts, copied == complete is a complete copy
     * of the font, and DO_SUBSET = NO.
     *
     * For fonts that MAY be subsetted, copied is a partial copy,
     * complete is a complete copy, and DO_SUBSET = UNKNOWN until
     * pdf_font_do_subset is called.
     *
     * For fonts that MUST be subsetted, copied == complete is a partial
     * copy, and DO_SUBSET = YES.
     */
    gs_font_base *copied;
    gs_font_base *complete;
    enum {
        DO_SUBSET_UNKNOWN = 0,
        DO_SUBSET_NO,
        DO_SUBSET_YES
    } do_subset;
    bool is_standard;
    /*
     * For CIDFonts, which are always subsetted, num_glyphs is CIDCount.
     * For optionally subsetted fonts, num_glyphs is the count of glyphs
     * in the font when originally copied.  Note that if the font is
     * downloaded incrementally, num_glyphs may be 0.
     */
    int num_glyphs;
    byte *CIDSet;   /* for CIDFonts */
    int CIDSetLength;
    gs_string font_name;
    bool written;
    cos_dict_t *FontFile;
};
#define private_st_pdf_base_font()\
BASIC_PTRS(pdf_base_font_ptrs) {\
    GC_OBJ_ELT(pdf_base_font_t, copied),\
    GC_OBJ_ELT(pdf_base_font_t, complete),\
    GC_OBJ_ELT(pdf_base_font_t, CIDSet),\
    GC_OBJ_ELT(pdf_base_font_t, FontFile),\
    GC_STRING_ELT(pdf_base_font_t, font_name)\
}

typedef struct {
    gs_id id;
    pdf_resource_type_t type;
} pdf_resource_ref_t;

/*
 * Widths are the widths in the outlines: this is what PDF interpreters
 * use, and what will be written in the PDF file.  real_widths are the
 * widths possibly modified by Metrics[2] and CDevProc: these define the
 * actual advance widths of the characters in the PostScript text.
 */
struct pdf_font_resource_s {
    pdf_resource_common(pdf_font_resource_t);
    font_type FontType;   /* copied from font, if any */
    long XUID;
    pdf_font_write_contents_proc_t write_contents;
    gs_string BaseFont;   /* (not used for Type 3) */
    pdf_font_descriptor_t *FontDescriptor; /* (not used for Type 0, Type 3, */
                                /* or standard 14 fonts) */
    /*
     * The base_font member is only used for
     * the standard 14 fonts, which do not have a FontDescriptor.
     */
    pdf_base_font_t *base_font; /* == FontDescriptor->base_font */
    uint count;     /* # of chars/CIDs */
    double *Widths;   /* [count] (not used for Type 0) */
    byte *used;     /* [ceil(count/8)] bitmap of chars/CIDs used */
                                /* (not used for Type 0 or Type 3) */
    pdf_resource_t *res_ToUnicode; /* CMap (not used for CIDFonts) */
    gs_cmap_t *cmap_ToUnicode;     /* CMap (not used for CIDFonts) */
    gs_glyph_mark_proc_t mark_glyph;
    void *mark_glyph_data;  /* closure data */

    /* We use this when determining whether we should use an existing ToUnicode
     * CMap or just use the Encoding, for s aimple font. Even if the Encoding
     * only uses named glyphs, with names we can understand, the original
     * ToUnicode may have mapped these in a non-standard way.
     * See Bug #702201 where the ffi ligature is mapped to 3 code points
     */
    int TwoByteToUnicode;

    union {

        struct /*type0*/ {

            pdf_font_resource_t *DescendantFont; /* CIDFont */
            /*
             * The Encoding_name must be long enough to hold either the
             * longest standard CMap name defined in the PDF Reference,
             * or the longest reference to an embedded CMap (# 0 R).
             */
            char Encoding_name[max( /* standard name or <id> 0 R */
                      17, /* /UniJIS-UCS2-HW-H */
                      sizeof(long) * 8 / 3 + 1 + 4 /* <id> 0 R */
                      ) + 1 /* \0 terminator */
            ];
            byte *CMapName_data;
            uint CMapName_size;
            uint font_index;  /* The index of the descendent font in the source CMap. */
            bool cmap_is_standard;
            int WMode;    /* of CMap */

        } type0;

        struct /*cidfont*/ {

            /* [D]W[2] is Widths. */
            long CIDSystemInfo_id; /* (written when font is allocated) */
            ushort *CIDToGIDMap; /* (CIDFontType 2 only) [count] */
            unsigned int CIDToGIDMapLength;
            gs_id glyphshow_font_id;
            double *Widths2;  /* [count * 2] (x, y) */
            double *v;    /* [count] */
            byte *used2;  /* [(count + 7) / 8] */
            pdf_font_resource_t *parent;

        } cidfont;

        struct /*simple*/ {

            int FirstChar, LastChar; /* 0 <= FirstChar <= LastChar <= 255 */
            /*
             * The BaseEncoding can only be ENCODING_INDEX_WINANSI,
             * ENCODING_INDEX_MACROMAN, ENCODING_INDEX_MACEXPERT, or -1.
             */
            gs_encoding_index_t BaseEncoding;
            gs_encoding_index_t preferred_encoding_index;
            pdf_encoding_element_t *Encoding; /* [256], not for Type 3 */
            gs_point *v; /* [256], glyph origin for WMode 1 */
            int last_reserved_char; /* Except for synthesised Type 3,
                                           which stores such data in LastChar */
            gs_glyph standard_glyph_code_for_notdef;
            union {

                struct /*type1*/ {
                    bool is_MM_instance;
                } type1;

                struct /*truetype*/ {
                    /*
                     * No extra info needed, but the ANSI standard doesn't
                     * allow empty structs.
                     */
                    int _dummy;
                } truetype;

                struct /*type3*/ {
                    gs_rect FontBBox;
                    gs_matrix FontMatrix;
                    pdf_char_proc_ownership_t *char_procs;
                    int max_y_offset;
                    bool bitmap_font;
                    cos_dict_t *Resources;
                    byte *cached;
                } type3;

            } s;

        } simple;

    } u;
};
/* The GC descriptor for resource types must be public. */
#define public_st_pdf_font_resource() /* gdevpdtf.c */\
  gs_public_st_composite(st_pdf_font_resource, pdf_font_resource_t,\
    "pdf_font_resource_t", pdf_font_resource_enum_ptrs,\
    pdf_font_resource_reloc_ptrs)

/*
 * Define the possible embedding statuses of a font.
 */
typedef enum {
    FONT_EMBED_STANDARD,  /* 14 standard fonts */
    FONT_EMBED_NO,
    FONT_EMBED_YES
} pdf_font_embed_t;

/* ---------------- Global structures ---------------- */

/*
 * Define a structure for keeping track of the (unique) resource for
 * each standard font.  Note that standard fonts do not have descriptors:
 * the base_font and copied_font members of the font resource provide the
 * necessary information.
 */
typedef struct pdf_standard_font_s {
    pdf_font_resource_t *pdfont;
    gs_matrix orig_matrix;  /* ****** do we need this? */
} pdf_standard_font_t;
#define private_st_pdf_standard_font() /* gdevpdtf.c */\
  gs_private_st_ptrs1(st_pdf_standard_font, pdf_standard_font_t,\
    "pdf_standard_font_t", pdf_std_font_enum_ptrs, pdf_std_font_reloc_ptrs,\
    pdfont)
#define private_st_pdf_standard_font_element() /* gdevpdtf.c */\
  gs_private_st_element(st_pdf_standard_font_element, pdf_standard_font_t,\
    "pdf_standard_font_t[]", pdf_std_font_elt_enum_ptrs,\
    pdf_std_font_elt_reloc_ptrs, st_pdf_standard_font)

/*
 * There is a single instance (per device) of a structure that tracks global
 * information about outline fonts.  It is defined here, rather than
 * opaquely in the implementation file, because the text processing code
 * needs access to it.
 */

/*typedef struct pdf_outline_fonts_s pdf_outline_fonts_t;*/  /* gdevpdtx.h */
struct pdf_outline_fonts_s {
    pdf_standard_font_t *standard_fonts; /* [PDF_NUM_STANDARD_FONTS] */
};
#define private_st_pdf_outline_fonts() /* gdevpdtf.c */\
  gs_private_st_ptrs1(st_pdf_outline_fonts, pdf_outline_fonts_t,\
    "pdf_outline_fonts_t", pdf_outline_fonts_enum_ptrs,\
    pdf_outline_fonts_reloc_ptrs, standard_fonts)

/* ================ Procedures ================ */

/* ---------------- Font resources ---------------- */

/*
 * Allocate and initialize bookkeeping for outline fonts.
 */
pdf_outline_fonts_t *pdf_outline_fonts_alloc(gs_memory_t *mem);

/*
 * Return the standard fonts array.
 */
pdf_standard_font_t *pdf_standard_fonts(const gx_device_pdf *pdev);

/*
 * Clean the standard fonts array.
 */
void pdf_clean_standard_fonts(const gx_device_pdf *pdev);

/* Free font cache. */
int pdf_free_font_cache(gx_device_pdf *pdev);

/*
 * Allocate specific types of font resource.
 */
int pdf_font_type0_alloc(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_font_resource_t **ppfres,
                         gs_id rid, pdf_font_resource_t *DescendantFont,
                         const gs_const_string *CMapName);
int pdf_font_type3_alloc(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_font_resource_t **ppfres,
                         pdf_font_write_contents_proc_t write_contents);
int pdf_font_std_alloc(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_font_resource_t **ppfres,
                   bool is_original, gs_id rid, gs_font_base *pfont, int index);
int pdf_font_simple_alloc(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_font_resource_t **ppfres,
                          gs_id rid, pdf_font_descriptor_t *pfd);
int pdf_font_cidfont_alloc(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_font_resource_t **ppfres,
                           gs_id rid, pdf_font_descriptor_t *pfd);
int pdf_obtain_cidfont_widths_arrays(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_font_resource_t *pdfont,
                    int wmode, double **w, double **w0, double **v);
int font_resource_encoded_alloc(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_font_resource_t **ppfres,
                            gs_id rid, font_type ftype,
                            pdf_font_write_contents_proc_t write_contents);
int pdf_assign_font_object_id(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_font_resource_t *pdfont);

int font_resource_free(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_font_resource_t *pdfont);

/* Resize font resource arrays. */
int pdf_resize_resource_arrays(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_font_resource_t *pfres,
        int chars_count);

/*
 * Return the (copied, subset or complete) font associated with a font resource.
 * If this font resource doesn't have a descriptor (Type 0, Type 3, or
 * standard 14), return 0.
 */
gs_font_base *pdf_font_resource_font(const pdf_font_resource_t *pdfont, bool complete);

/*
 * Determine the embedding status of a font.  If the font is in the base
 * 14, store its index (0..13) in *pindex and its similarity to the base
 * font (as determined by the font's same_font procedure) in *psame.
 * (pindex and/or psame may be NULL.)
 */
pdf_font_embed_t pdf_font_embed_status(gx_device_pdf *pdev, gs_font *font,
                                       int *pindex,
                                       pdf_char_glyph_pair_t *pairs, int num_glyphs);

/*
 * Compute the BaseFont of a font according to the algorithm described
 * above.
 */
int pdf_compute_BaseFont(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_font_resource_t *pdfont, bool finish);

/*
 * Convert True Type fonts into CID fonts for PDF/A.
 */
int pdf_convert_truetype_font(gx_device_pdf *pdev,  pdf_resource_t *pres);

/*
 * Convert True Type font descriptor into CID font descriptor for PDF/A.
 */
int pdf_convert_truetype_font_descriptor(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_font_resource_t *pdfont);

/* ---------------- CMap resources ---------------- */

/*
 * Allocate a CMap resource.
 */
int pdf_cmap_alloc(gx_device_pdf *pdev, const gs_cmap_t *pcmap,
                   pdf_resource_t **ppres /* CMap */, int font_index_only);

/*
 * Add a CID-to-GID mapping to a CIDFontType 2 font resource.
 */
int pdf_font_add_cid_to_gid(pdf_font_resource_t *pdfont, uint cid, uint gid);

#endif /* gdevpdtf_INCLUDED */

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