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#!/usr/bin/env texlua
--[[
This file was originally written by Elie Roux and Khaled Hosny and is under CC0
license (see http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/legalcode).
This file is a wrapper for the luaotfload's font names module. It is part of the
luaotfload bundle, please see the luaotfload documentation for more info.
--]]
kpse.set_program_name"luatex"
local stringformat = string.format
local texiowrite_nl = texio.write_nl
-- First we need to be able to load module (code copied from
-- luatexbase-loader.sty):
local loader_file = "luatexbase.loader.lua"
local loader_path = assert(kpse.find_file(loader_file, "lua"),
"File '"..loader_file.."' not found")
--texiowrite_nl("("..loader_path..")")
dofile(loader_path) -- FIXME this pollutes stdout with filenames
_G.config = _G.config or { }
local config = _G.config
config.lualibs = config.lualibs or { }
config.lualibs.prefer_merged = false
config.lualibs.load_extended = false
require"lualibs"
require"otfl-basics-gen.lua"
require"otfl-luat-ovr.lua" --- this populates the logs.* namespace
require"otfl-font-nms"
require"alt_getopt"
local name = "mkluatexfontdb"
local version = "2.2" -- same version number as luaotfload
local names = fonts.names
local db_src_out = names.path.dir.."/"..names.path.basename
local db_bin_out = file.replacesuffix(db_src_out, "luc")
local function help_msg()
texiowrite_nl(stringformat([[
Usage: %s [OPTION]...
Rebuild the LuaTeX font database.
Valid options:
-f --force force re-indexing all fonts
-q --quiet don't output anything
-v --verbose=LEVEL be more verbose (print the searched directories)
-vv print the loaded fonts
-vvv print all steps of directory searching
-V --version print version and exit
-h --help print this message
--find="font name" query the database for a font name
-F --fuzzy look for approximate matches if --find fails
--log=stdout redirect log output to stdout
The font database will be saved to
%s
%s
]], name, db_src_out, db_bin_out))
end
local function version_msg()
texiowrite_nl(stringformat(
"%s version %s, database version %s.\n",
name, version, names.version))
end
--[[--
Running the scripts triggers one or more actions that have to be
executed in the correct order. To avoid duplication we track them in a
set.
--]]--
local action_sequence = { "loglevel", "help", "version", "generate", "query" }
local action_pending = table.tohash(action_sequence, false)
action_pending.loglevel = true --- always set the loglevel
action_pending.generate = true --- this is the default action
local actions = { } --- (jobspec -> (bool * bool)) list
actions.loglevel = function (job)
logs.set_loglevel(job.log_level)
logs.names_report("log", 2,
"setting log level", "%d", job.log_level)
return true, true
end
actions.version = function (job)
version_msg()
return true, false
end
actions.help = function (job)
help_msg()
return true, false
end
actions.generate = function (job)
local fontnames, savedname
fontnames = names.update(fontnames, job.force_reload)
logs.names_report("log", 0, "fonts in the database",
"%i", #fontnames.mappings)
savedname = names.save(fontnames)
if savedname then --- FIXME have names.save return bool
return true, true
end
return false, false
end
actions.query = function (job)
local query = job.query
local tmpspec = {
name = query,
lookup = "name",
specification = "name:" .. query,
optsize = 0,
}
local foundname, _whatever, success =
fonts.names.resolve(nil, nil, tmpspec)
if success then
logs.names_report(false, 0,
"resolve", "Font “%s” found!", query)
logs.names_report(false, 0,
"resolve", "Resolved file name “%s”:", foundname)
else
logs.names_report(false, 0,
"resolve", "Cannot find “%s”.", query)
if job.fuzzy == true then
logs.names_report(false, 2,
"resolve", "Looking for close matches, this may take a while ...")
local success = fonts.names.find_closest(query, job.fuzzy_limit)
end
end
return true, true
end
--[[--
Command-line processing.
mkluatexfontdb.lua relies on the script alt_getopt to process argv and
analyzes its output.
TODO with extended lualibs we have the functionality from the
environment.* namespace that could eliminate the dependency on
alt_getopt.
--]]--
local process_cmdline = function ( ) -- unit -> jobspec
local result = { -- jobspec
force_reload = nil,
query = "",
log_level = 1,
}
local long_options = {
force = "f",
help = "h",
log = 1,
quiet = "q",
verbose = 1 ,
version = "V",
find = 1,
fuzzy = "F",
limit = 1,
}
local short_options = "fFqvVh"
local options, _, optarg =
alt_getopt.get_ordered_opts (arg, short_options, long_options)
local nopts = #options
for n=1, nopts do
local v = options[n]
if v == "q" then
result.log_level = 0
elseif v == "v" then
if result.log_level > 0 then
result.log_level = result.log_level + 1
else
result.log_level = 2
end
elseif v == "V" then
action_pending["version"] = true
elseif v == "h" then
action_pending["help"] = true
elseif v == "f" then
result.force_reload = 1
elseif v == "verbose" then
local lvl = optarg[n]
if lvl then
result.log_level = tonumber(lvl)
end
elseif v == "log" then
local str = optarg[n]
if str then
logs.set_logout(str)
end
elseif v == "find" then
action_pending["query"] = true
result.query = optarg[n]
elseif v == "F" then
result.fuzzy = true
elseif v == "limit" then
local lim = optarg[n]
if lim then
result.fuzzy_limit = tonumber(lim)
end
end
end
return result
end
local main = function ( ) -- unit -> int
local retval = 0
local job = process_cmdline()
-- inspect(action_pending)
-- inspect(job)
for i=1, #action_sequence do
local actionname = action_sequence[i]
local exit = false
if action_pending[actionname] then
logs.names_report("log", 3, "preparing for task",
"%s", actionname)
local action = actions[actionname]
local success, continue = action(job)
if not success then
logs.names_report(false, 0, "could not finish task",
"%s", actionname)
retval = -1
exit = true
elseif not continue then
logs.names_report(false, 3, "task completed, exiting",
"%s", actionname)
exit = true
else
logs.names_report(false, 3, "task completed successfully",
"%s", actionname)
end
end
if exit then break end
end
texiowrite_nl""
return retval
end
return main()
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