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   This software is distributed under license and may not be copied, modified
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*/

/* $Id: gdevpdtb.h 8474 2008-01-02 13:10:59Z ken $ */
/* BaseFont structure and API for pdfwrite */

#ifndef gdevpdtb_INCLUDED
#  define gdevpdtb_INCLUDED

#include "gdevpdtx.h"

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

/*
 * A "base font" pdf_base_font_t contains a stable copy of a gs_font.  The
 * only supported font types are Type 1/2, TrueType / Type 42, CIDFontType
 * 0, and CIDFontType 2.
 *
 * At the time a base font is created, we copy the fixed elements of the
 * gs_font (that is, everything except the data for individual glyphs) into
 * stable memory; we then copy individual glyphs as they are used.  If
 * subsetting is not mandatory (that is, if the entire font might be
 * embedded or its Widths written), we also save a separate copy of the
 * entire font, since the subsetting decision cannot be made until the font
 * is written out (normally at the end of the document).
 *
 * In an earlier design, we deferred making the complete copy until the font
 * was about to be freed.  We decided that the substantial extra complexity
 * of this approach did not justify the space that would be saved in the
 * usual (subsetted) case.
 *
 * The term "base font" is used, confusingly, for at least 3 different
 * concepts in Ghostscript.  However, the above meaning is used consistently
 * within the PDF text code (gdevpdt*.[ch]).
 */
/*
 * 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 doesn't place any constraints on the [CID]FontName of
 * base fonts, although it does say that the BaseFont name in the font
 * resource is "usually" derived from the [CID]FontName of the base font.
 * The code in this module allows setting the font name.  It initializes
 * the name to the key_name of the base font, or to the font_name if the
 * base font has no key_name, minus any XXXXXX+ subset prefix; the
 * pdf_do_subset_font procedure adds the XXXXXX+ prefix if the font will
 * be subsetted.
 */

#ifndef pdf_base_font_DEFINED
#  define pdf_base_font_DEFINED
typedef struct pdf_base_font_s pdf_base_font_t;
#endif

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

/*
 * Allocate and initialize a base font structure, making the required
 * stable copy/ies of the gs_font.  Note that this removes any XXXXXX+
 * font name prefix from the copy.  If complete is true, the copy is
 * a complete one, and adding glyphs or Encoding entries is not allowed.
 */
int pdf_base_font_alloc(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_base_font_t **ppbfont,
		    gs_font_base *font, const gs_matrix *orig_matrix, 
		    bool is_standard);

/*
 * Return a reference to the name of a base font.  This name is guaranteed
 * not to have a XXXXXX+ prefix.  The client may change the name at will,
 * but must not add a XXXXXX+ prefix.
 */
gs_string *pdf_base_font_name(pdf_base_font_t *pbfont);

/*
 * Return the (copied, subset or complete) font associated with a base font.
 * This procedure probably shouldn't exist....
 */
gs_font_base *pdf_base_font_font(const pdf_base_font_t *pbfont, bool complete);

/*
 * Check for subset font.
 */
bool pdf_base_font_is_subset(const pdf_base_font_t *pbfont);

/*
 * Drop the copied complete font associated with a base font.
 */
void pdf_base_font_drop_complete(pdf_base_font_t *pbfont);

/*
 * Copy a glyph (presumably one that was just used) into a saved base
 * font.  Note that it is the client's responsibility to determine that
 * the source font is compatible with the target font.  (Normally they
 * will be the same.)
 */
int pdf_base_font_copy_glyph(pdf_base_font_t *pbfont, gs_glyph glyph,
			     gs_font_base *font);

/*
 * Determine whether a font is a subset font by examining the name.
 */
bool pdf_has_subset_prefix(const byte *str, uint size);

/*
 * Add the XXXXXX+ prefix for a subset font.
 */
int pdf_add_subset_prefix(const gx_device_pdf *pdev, gs_string *pstr, 
			byte *used, int count);

/*
 * Determine whether a copied font should be subsetted.
 */
bool pdf_do_subset_font(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_base_font_t *pbfont, 
			gs_id rid);

/*
 * Write the FontFile entry for an embedded font, /FontFile<n> # # R.
 */
int pdf_write_FontFile_entry(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_base_font_t *pbfont);

/*
 * Write an embedded font, possibly subsetted.
 */
int pdf_write_embedded_font(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_base_font_t *pbfont, font_type FontType,
			gs_int_rect *FontBBox, gs_id rid, cos_dict_t **ppcd);

/*
 * Write the CharSet data for a subsetted font, as a PDF string.
 */
int pdf_write_CharSet(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_base_font_t *pbfont);

/*
 * Write the CIDSet object for a subsetted CIDFont.
 */
int pdf_write_CIDSet(gx_device_pdf *pdev, pdf_base_font_t *pbfont,
		     long *pcidset_id);

/*
 * Check whether a base font is standard.
 */
bool pdf_is_standard_font(pdf_base_font_t *bfont);

void pdf_set_FontFile_object(pdf_base_font_t *bfont, cos_dict_t *pcd);
const cos_dict_t * pdf_get_FontFile_object(pdf_base_font_t *bfont);

#endif /* gdevpdtb_INCLUDED */
