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/***************************************************************************/ /* */ /* t1encode.h */ /* */ /* Type 1 standard encoding tables definitions (specification). */ /* */ /* Copyright 1996-1999 by */ /* David Turner, Robert Wilhelm, and Werner Lemberg. */ /* */ /* This file is part of the FreeType project, and may only be used */ /* modified and distributed under the terms of the FreeType project */ /* license, LICENSE.TXT. By continuing to use, modify, or distribute */ /* this file you indicate that you have read the license and */ /* understand and accept it fully. */ /* */ /* */ /* This file is included by both the Type1 and Type2 driver. */ /* It should never be compiled directly. */ /* */ /***************************************************************************/ #ifndef T1ENCODE_H #define T1ENCODE_H #include <t1types.h> /*************************************************************************/ /* */ /* t1_standard_strings: */ /* */ /* This array contains the Adobe Standard Glyph Names ordered by */ /* SID. It was taken from the CFF specification. */ /* */ LOCAL_DEF const T1_String* t1_standard_strings[]; /*************************************************************************/ /* */ /* t1_standard_encoding: */ /* */ /* A simple table used to encode the Adobe StandardEncoding. The */ /* table values are the SID of the standard glyphs; the table index */ /* is the character code for the encoding. */ /* */ /* Example: */ /* */ /* t1_standard_encoding[33] == 2 */ /* */ /* which means that the glyph name for character code 32 is */ /* */ /* t1_standard_strings[2] == "exclam" */ /* */ /* (this correspond to the exclamation mark `!'). */ /* */ LOCAL_DEF T1_Short t1_standard_encoding[256]; /*************************************************************************/ /* */ /* t1_expert_encoding: */ /* */ /* A simple table used to encode the Adobe ExpertEncoding. The */ /* table values are the SID of the standard glyphs; the table index */ /* is the character code for the encoding. */ /* */ /* Example: */ /* */ /* t1_expert_encoding[33] == 229 */ /* */ /* which means that the glyph name for character code 32 is */ /* */ /* t1_standard_strings[229] == "exclamsmall" */ /* */ LOCAL_DEF T1_Short t1_expert_encoding[256]; /*************************************************************************/ /* */ /* t1_expert_subset_encoding: */ /* */ /* A simple table used to encode the Adobe ExpertEncoding subset */ /* defined in the CFF specification. It will probably evolve into */ /* another form sooner or later, as we deal with charsets */ /* differently than with encodings. */ /* */ LOCAL_DEF T1_Short t1_expert_subset_encoding[256]; #endif /* T1ENCODE_H */ /* END */