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/* $XFree86: xc/lib/font/include/fontenc.h,v 1.7 2000/11/14 16:54:45 dawes Exp $ */

/* Header for backend-independent encoding code */

/* An encoding is identified with a name.  An encoding contains some
   global encoding data, such as its size, and a set of mappings.
   Mappings are identified by their type and two integers, known as
   pid and eid, the interpretation of which is type dependent. */

#ifndef _FONTENC_H
#define _FONTENC_H

/* Encoding types.  For future extensions, clients should be prepared
   to ignore unknown encoding types. */

/* 0 is treated specially. */

#define FONT_ENCODING_UNICODE 1
#define FONT_ENCODING_TRUETYPE 2
#define FONT_ENCODING_POSTSCRIPT 3

/* This structure represents a mapping, either from numeric codes from
   numeric codes, or from numeric codes to strings. */

/* It is expected that only one of `recode' and `name' will actually
   be present.  However, having both fields simplifies the interface
   somewhat. */

typedef struct _FontMap {
    int type;                   /* the type of the mapping */
    int pid, eid;               /* the identification of the mapping */
    unsigned (*recode)(unsigned, void*); /* mapping function */
    char *(*name)(unsigned, void*); /* function returning glyph names */
    void *client_data;          /* second parameter of the two above */
    struct _FontMap *next;      /* link to next element in list */
    /* The following was added for version 0.3 of the font interface. */
    /* It should be kept at the end to preserve binary compatibility. */
    struct _FontEnc *encoding;
} FontMapRec, *FontMapPtr;

/* This is the structure that holds all the info for one encoding.  It
   consists of a charset name, its size, and a linked list of mappings
   like above. */

typedef struct _FontEnc {
    char *name;                 /* the name of the encoding */
    char **aliases;             /* its aliases, null terminated */
    int size;                   /* its size, either in bytes or rows */
    int row_size;               /* the size of a row, or 0 if bytes */
    FontMapPtr mappings;        /* linked list of mappings */
    struct _FontEnc *next;      /* link to next element */
    /* the following two were added in version 0.2 of the font interface */
    /* they should be kept at the end to preserve binary compatibility */
    int first;                  /* first byte or row */
    int first_col;              /* first column in each row */
} FontEncRec, *FontEncPtr;

typedef struct _FontMapReverse {
  unsigned int (*reverse)(unsigned, void*);
  void *data;
} FontMapReverseRec, *FontMapReversePtr;


/* Function prototypes */

/* extract an encoding name from an XLFD name.  Returns a pointer to a
   *static* buffer, or NULL */
char *FontEncFromXLFD(const char*, int);

/* find the encoding data for a given encoding name; second parameter
   is the filename of the font for which the encoding is needed.
   Returns NULL on failure. */
FontEncPtr FontEncFind(const char*, const char*);

/* Find a given mapping for an encoding.  This is only a convenience
   function, as clients are allowed to scavenge the data structures
   themselves (as the TrueType backend does). */

FontMapPtr FontMapFind(FontEncPtr, int, int, int);

/* Do both in a single step */
FontMapPtr FontEncMapFind(const char *, int, int, int, const char *);

/* Recode a code.  Always succeeds. */
unsigned FontEncRecode(unsigned, FontMapPtr);

/* Return a name for a code.  Returns a string or NULL. */
char *FontEncName(unsigned, FontMapPtr);

/* Return a pointer to the name of the system encodings directory. */
/* This string is static and should not be modified. */
char* FontEncDirectory(void);

/* Identify an encoding file.  If fileName doesn't exist, or is not an
   encoding file, return NULL, otherwise returns a NULL-terminated
   array of strings. */
char **FontEncIdentify(const char *fileName);

FontMapReversePtr FontMapReverse(FontMapPtr);

void FontMapReverseFree(FontMapReversePtr);
#endif