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Adobe PDF CIDFont font object implementation
A CIDFont program contains glyph descriptions that are accessed using a CID as the character selector. There are two types of CIDFont. A Type 0 CIDFont contains glyph descriptions based on Adobe’s Type 1 font format, whereas those in a Type 2 CIDFont are based on the TrueType font format.
A CIDFont dictionary is a PDF object that contains information about a CIDFont program. Although its Type value is Font, a CIDFont is not actually a font. It does not have an Encoding entry, it cannot be listed in the Font subdictionary of a resource dictionary, and it cannot be used as the operand of the Tf operator. It is used only as a descendant of a Type 0 font. The CMap in the Type 0 font is what defines the encoding that maps character codes to CIDs in the CIDFont.
Font objects should be normally be obtained from the factory methods {@link Zend_Pdf_Font::fontWithName} and {@link Zend_Pdf_Font::fontWithPath}.
array $_charWidths = 'null'
Array containing the widths of each character that have entries in used character map.
Zend_Pdf_Cmap $_cmap = 'null'
Object representing the font's cmap (character to glyph map).
integer $_missingCharWidth = '0'
Width for characters missed in the font
__construct(
Zend_Pdf_FileParser_Font_OpenType $fontParser
)
:
Object constructor
decodeString(
string $string, string $charEncoding
)
:
string
Convert string from the font encoding.
encodeString(
string $string, string $charEncoding
)
:
string
Convert string to the font encoding.
getCoveredPercentage(
string $string, string $charEncoding
)
:
float
Returns a number between 0 and 1 inclusive that indicates the percentage of characters in the string which are covered by glyphs in this font.
Since no one font will contain glyphs for the entire Unicode character range, this method can be used to help locate a suitable font when the actual contents of the string are not known.
Note that some fonts lie about the characters they support. Additionally, fonts don't usually contain glyphs for control characters such as tabs and line breaks, so it is rare that you will get back a full 1.0 score. The resulting value should be considered informational only.
glyphNumberForCharacter(
integer $characterCode
)
:
integer
Returns the glyph number corresponding to the Unicode character.
If a particular character doesn't exist in this font, the special 'missing character glyph' will be substituted.
See also {@link glyphNumbersForCharacters()} which is optimized for bulk operations.
glyphNumbersForCharacters(
array $characterCodes
)
:
array
Returns an array of glyph numbers corresponding to the Unicode characters.
If a particular character doesn't exist in this font, the special 'missing character glyph' will be substituted.
See also {@link glyphNumberForCharacter()}.
widthForChar(
integer $charCode
)
:
integer
Returns the width of the character.
Like {@link widthsForChars()} but used for one char at a time.
widthForGlyph(
integer $glyphNumber
)
:
integer
Returns the width of the glyph.
Like {@link widthsForGlyphs()} but used for one glyph at a time.
widthsForChars(
array $charCodes
)
:
array
Returns the widths of the Chars.
The widths are expressed in the font's glyph space. You are responsible for converting to user space as necessary. See {@link unitsPerEm()}.
See also {@link widthForChar()}.
widthsForGlyphs(
array $glyphNumbers
)
:
array
Returns the widths of the glyphs.