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% http://www.ghostscript.com/licensing/. For information on
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% $Id: wrfont.ps 6300 2005-12-28 19:56:24Z giles $
% wrfont.ps
% Write out a Type 1 font in readable, reloadable form.
% Note that this does NOT work on protected fonts, such as Adobe fonts
% (unless you have loaded unprot.ps first, in which case you may be
% violating the Adobe license).
% ****** NOTE: This file must be kept consistent with gs_pfile.ps.
/wrfont_dict 100 dict def
wrfont_dict begin
% ------ Options ------ %
% Define whether to use eexec encryption for the font.
% eexec encryption is only useful for compatibility with Adobe Type Manager
% and other programs; it only slows Ghostscript down.
/eexec_encrypt false def
% Define whether to write out the CharStrings in binary or in hex.
% Binary takes less space on the file, but isn't guaranteed portable.
/binary_CharStrings false def
% Define whether to use binary token encodings when possible.
% Binary tokens are smaller and load faster, but are a Level 2 feature.
/binary_tokens false def
% Define whether to encrypt the CharStrings on the file. (CharStrings
% are always encrypted in memory.) Unencrypted CharStrings load about
% 20% slower, but make the files compress much better for transport.
/encrypt_CharStrings true def
% Define whether the font must provide standard PostScript language
% equivalents for any facilities it uses that are provided in Ghostscript
% but are not part of the standard PostScript language.
/standard_only true def
% Define the value of lenIV to use in writing out the font.
% use_lenIV = 0 produces the smallest output, but this may not be
% compatible with old Adobe interpreters. use_lenIV = -1 means
% use the value of lenIV from the font.
/use_lenIV -1 def
% Define whether to produce the smallest possible output, relying
% as much as possible on Ghostscript-specific support code.
% Taking full advantage of this requires the following settings:
% binary_CharStrings = true, binary_tokens = true, standard_only = false.
/smallest_output false def
% Define whether to write out all currently known Encodings by name,
% or only StandardEncoding and ISOLatin1Encoding.
/name_all_Encodings false def
% ---------------- Runtime support ---------------- %
/.packedfilefilter where
{ pop }
{ (gs_pfile.ps) runlibfile }
ifelse
% ------ Output utilities ------ %
% By convention, the output file is named psfile.
% Define some utilities for writing the output file.
/wtstring 2000 string def
/wb {psfile exch write} bind def
/wnb {/wb load repeat} bind def
/w1 {psfile exch write} bind def
/ws {psfile exch writestring} bind def
/wl {ws (\n) ws} bind def
/wt {wtstring cvs ws ( ) ws} bind def
/wd % Write a dictionary.
{ dup length wo {dict dup begin} wol { we } forall
{end} wol
} bind def
/wld % Write a large dictionary more efficiently.
% Ignore the readonly attributes.
{ dup length wo {dict dup begin} wol
0 exch
{ exch wo wo () wl
1 add dup 200 eq
{ wo ({def} repeat) wl 0 }
if
}
forall
dup 0 ne
{ wo ({def} repeat) wl }
{ pop }
ifelse
(end) ws
} bind def
/we % Write a dictionary entry.
{ exch wo wo /def cvx wo (\n) ws
} bind def
/wcs % Write a CharString (or Subrs entry)
{ dup type /stringtype eq
{ 4330 exch changelenIV 0 ge
{ % Add some leading garbage bytes.
wtstring changelenIV 2 index length getinterval
.type1decrypt exch pop
wtstring exch 0 exch length changelenIV add getinterval
}
{ % Drop some leading garbage bytes.
wtstring .type1decrypt exch pop
changelenIV neg 1 index length 1 index sub getinterval
}
ifelse
binary_tokens encrypt_CharStrings and
{ % Suppress recognizing the readonly status of the string.
4330 exch dup .type1encrypt exch pop wo
}
{ encrypt_CharStrings
{ 4330 exch dup .type1encrypt exch pop
} if
smallest_output
{ wo
}
{ readonly dup length wo
binary_tokens not { ( ) ws } if
readproc ws wx
}
ifelse
}
ifelse
}
{ wo % PostScript procedure
}
ifelse
} bind def
% Construct the inversion of the system name table.
(\210\001) token pop exch pop 1 eq { % i.e., do we have binary tokens?
/snit 256 dict def
0 1 255 {
(\221 ) dup 1 3 index put
{ token } stopped {
pop pop
} {
% Stack: char () token true
pop exch pop exch snit 3 1 roll put
} ifelse
} for
} {
/snit 1 dict def
} ifelse
% Write an object, using binary tokens if requested and possible.
/woa % write in ascii
{ psfile exch write==only
} bind def
% Lookup table for ASCII output.
/intbytes % int nbytes -> byte*
{ { dup 255 and exch -8 bitshift } repeat pop
} bind def
/wotta 10 dict dup begin
{ /booleantype /integertype }
{ { ( ) ws woa } def }
forall
% Iterate over arrays so we can print operators.
/arraytype
{ dup xcheck {(}) ({)} {(]) ([)} ifelse ws exch dup wol exch ws wop
} bind def
/dicttype
{ ( ) ws wd } def
/nametype
{ dup xcheck { ( ) ws } if woa
} bind def
% Map back operators to their names,
% so we can write procedures.
/nulltype
{ pop ( null) ws
} bind def
/operatortype
{ wtstring cvs cvn cvx wo
} bind def
% Convert reals to integers if possible.
/realtype
{ dup cvi 1 index eq { cvi wo } { ( ) ws woa } ifelse
} bind def
% == truncates strings longer than 200 characters!
/stringtype
{ (\() ws dup
{ dup dup 32 lt exch 127 ge or
{ (\\) ws dup -6 bitshift 48 add w1
dup -3 bitshift 7 and 48 add w1
7 and 48 add
}
{ dup dup -2 and 40 eq exch 92 eq or {(\\) ws} if
}
ifelse w1
}
forall
(\)) ws wop
} bind def
/packedarraytype
{ ([) ws dup { wo } forall
encodingnames 1 index known
% This is an encoding, but not one of the standard ones.
% Use the built-in encoding only if it is available.
{ encodingnames exch get wo
({findencoding}stopped{pop) ws
(}{counttomark 1 add 1 roll cleartomark}ifelse)
}
{ pop ()
}
ifelse
(/packedarray where{pop counttomark packedarray exch pop}{]readonly}ifelse) ws
wl
}
def
end def
% Lookup table for binary output.
/wottb 8 dict dup begin
wotta currentdict copy pop
/integertype
{ dup dup 127 le exch -128 ge and
{ 136 wb 255 and wb }
{ dup dup 32767 le exch -32768 ge and
{ 134 wb 2 intbytes wb wb }
{ 132 wb 4 intbytes wb wb wb wb }
ifelse
}
ifelse
} bind def
/nametype
{ dup snit exch known
{ dup xcheck { 146 } { 145 } ifelse wb
snit exch get wb
}
{ wotta /nametype get exec
}
ifelse
} bind def
/stringtype
{ dup dup length dup 255 le { 142 2 } { 2 intbytes 143 3 } ifelse wnb
ws wop
} bind def
end def
/wop % Write object protection
{ wcheck not { /readonly cvx wo } if
} bind def
/wo % Write an object.
{ dup type binary_tokens { wottb } { wotta } ifelse
exch get exec
} bind def
/wol % Write a list of objects.
{ { wo } forall
} bind def
% Write a hex string for Subrs or CharStrings.
/wx % string ->
{ binary_CharStrings
{ ws
}
{ % Some systems choke on very long lines, so
% we break up the hexstring into chunks of 50 characters.
{ dup length 25 le {exit} if
dup 0 25 getinterval psfile exch writehexstring (\n) ws
dup length 25 sub 25 exch getinterval
} loop
psfile exch writehexstring
} ifelse
} bind def
% ------ CharString encryption utilities ------ %
/enc_dict 20 dict def
1 dict begin
/bind { } def % make sure we can print out the procedures
enc_dict begin
(type1enc.ps) runlibfile
enc_dict /.type1decrypt undef % we don't need this
end end
enc_dict { 1 index where { pop pop pop } { def } ifelse } forall
% ------ Other utilities ------ %
% Test whether two values are equal (for default dictionary entries).
/valueeq %