path: root/otfl-font-tfm.lua

if not modules then modules = { } end modules ['font-tfm'] = {
    version   = 1.001,
    comment   = "companion to font-ini.mkiv",
    author    = "Hans Hagen, PRAGMA-ADE, Hasselt NL",
    copyright = "PRAGMA ADE / ConTeXt Development Team",
    license   = "see context related readme files"
}

local utf = unicode.utf8

local next, format, match, lower, gsub = next, string.format, string.match, string.lower, string.gsub
local concat, sortedkeys, utfbyte, serialize = table.concat, table.sortedkeys, utf.byte, table.serialize

local allocate = utilities.storage.allocate

local trace_defining = false  trackers.register("fonts.defining", function(v) trace_defining = v end)
local trace_scaling  = false  trackers.register("fonts.scaling" , function(v) trace_scaling  = v end)

local report_define = logs.new("define fonts")

-- tfmdata has also fast access to indices and unicodes
-- to be checked: otf -> tfm -> tfmscaled
--
-- watch out: no negative depths and negative eights permitted in regular fonts

--[[ldx--
<p>Here we only implement a few helper functions.</p>
--ldx]]--

local fonts = fonts
local tfm   = fonts.tfm

fonts.loaded              = allocate()
fonts.dontembed           = allocate()
fonts.triggers            = fonts.triggers or { } -- brrr
fonts.initializers        = fonts.initializers or { }
fonts.initializers.common = fonts.initializers.common or { }

local set_attribute = node.set_attribute

local fontdata   = fonts.ids
local nodecodes  = nodes.nodecodes

local disc_code  = nodecodes.disc
local glyph_code = nodecodes.glyph

--[[ldx--
<p>The next function encapsulates the standard <l n='tfm'/> loader as
supplied by <l n='luatex'/>.</p>
--ldx]]--

tfm.resolvevirtualtoo = true  -- false
tfm.sharebasekerns    = false -- true (.5 sec slower on mk but brings down mem from 410M to 310M, beware: then script/lang share too)
tfm.mathactions       = { }
tfm.fontnamemode      = "fullpath"

tfm.enhance = tfm.enhance or function() end

fonts.formats.tfm = "type1" -- we need to have at least a value here

function tfm.read_from_tfm(specification)
    local fname, tfmdata = specification.filename or "", nil
    if fname ~= "" then
        if trace_defining then
            report_define("loading tfm file %s at size %s",fname,specification.size)
        end
        tfmdata = font.read_tfm(fname,specification.size) -- not cached, fast enough
        if tfmdata then
            tfmdata.descriptions = tfmdata.descriptions or { }
            if tfm.resolvevirtualtoo then
                fonts.logger.save(tfmdata,file.extname(fname),specification) -- strange, why here
                fname = resolvers.findbinfile(specification.name, 'ovf')
                if fname and fname ~= "" then
                    local vfdata = font.read_vf(fname,specification.size) -- not cached, fast enough
                    if vfdata then
                        local chars = tfmdata.characters
                        for k,v in next, vfdata.characters do
                            chars[k].commands = v.commands
                        end
                        tfmdata.type = 'virtual'
                        tfmdata.fonts = vfdata.fonts
                    end
                end
            end
            tfm.enhance(tfmdata,specification)
        end
    elseif trace_defining then
        report_define("loading tfm with name %s fails",specification.name)
    end
    return tfmdata
end

--[[ldx--
<p>We need to normalize the scale factor (in scaled points). This has to
do with the fact that <l n='tex'/> uses a negative multiple of 1000 as
a signal for a font scaled based on the design size.</p>
--ldx]]--

local factors = {
    pt = 65536.0,
    bp = 65781.8,
}

function tfm.setfactor(f)
    tfm.factor = factors[f or 'pt'] or factors.pt
end

tfm.setfactor()

function tfm.scaled(scaledpoints, designsize) -- handles designsize in sp as well
    if scaledpoints < 0 then
        if designsize then
            if designsize > tfm.factor then -- or just 1000 / when? mp?
                return (- scaledpoints/1000) * designsize -- sp's
            else
                return (- scaledpoints/1000) * designsize * tfm.factor
            end
        else
            return (- scaledpoints/1000) * 10 * tfm.factor
        end
    else
        return scaledpoints
    end
end

--[[ldx--
<p>Before a font is passed to <l n='tex'/> we scale it. Here we also need
to scale virtual characters.</p>
--ldx]]--

function tfm.getvirtualid(tfmdata)
    --  since we don't know the id yet, we use 0 as signal
    if not tfmdata.fonts then
        tfmdata.type = "virtual"
        tfmdata.fonts = { { id = 0 } }
        return 1
    else
        tfmdata.fonts[#tfmdata.fonts+1] = { id = 0 }
        return #tfmdata.fonts
    end
end

function tfm.checkvirtualid(tfmdata, id)
    if tfmdata and tfmdata.type == "virtual" then
        if not tfmdata.fonts or #tfmdata.fonts == 0 then
            tfmdata.type, tfmdata.fonts = "real", nil
        else
            local vfonts = tfmdata.fonts
            for f=1,#vfonts do
                local fnt = vfonts[f]
                if fnt.id and fnt.id == 0 then
                    fnt.id = id
                end
            end
        end
    end
end

--[[ldx--
<p>Beware, the boundingbox is passed as reference so we may not overwrite it
in the process; numbers are of course copies. Here 65536 equals 1pt. (Due to
excessive memory usage in CJK fonts, we no longer pass the boundingbox.)</p>
--ldx]]--

fonts.trace_scaling = false

-- the following hack costs a bit of runtime but safes memory
--
-- basekerns are scaled and will be hashed by table id
-- sharedkerns are unscaled and are be hashed by concatenated indexes

--~ function tfm.check_base_kerns(tfmdata)
--~     if tfm.sharebasekerns then
--~         local sharedkerns = tfmdata.sharedkerns
--~         if sharedkerns then
--~             local basekerns = { }
--~             tfmdata.basekerns = basekerns
--~             return sharedkerns, basekerns
--~         end
--~     end
--~     return nil, nil
--~ end

--~ function tfm.prepare_base_kerns(tfmdata)
--~     if tfm.sharebasekerns and not tfmdata.sharedkerns then
--~         local sharedkerns = { }
--~         tfmdata.sharedkerns = sharedkerns
--~         for u, chr in next, tfmdata.characters do
--~             local kerns = chr.kerns
--~             if kerns then
--~                 local hash = concat(sortedkeys(kerns), " ")
--~                 local base = sharedkerns[hash]
--~                 if not base then
--~                     sharedkerns[hash] = kerns
--~                 else
--~                     chr.kerns = base
--~                 end
--~             end
--~         end
--~     end
--~ end

-- we can have cache scaled characters when we are in node mode and don't have
-- protruding and expansion: hash == fullname @ size @ protruding @ expansion
-- but in practice (except from mk) the otf hash will be enough already so it
-- makes no sense to mess  up the code now

local charactercache = { }

-- The scaler is only used for otf and afm and virtual fonts. If
-- a virtual font has italic correction make sure to set the
-- has_italic flag. Some more flags will be added in the future.

--[[ldx--
<p>The reason why the scaler was originally split, is that for a while we experimented
with a helper function. However, in practice the <l n='api'/> calls are too slow to
make this profitable and the <l n='lua'/> based variant was just faster. A days
wasted day but an experience richer.</p>
--ldx]]--

tfm.autocleanup = true

local lastfont = nil

-- we can get rid of the tfm instance when we have fast access to the
-- scaled character dimensions at the tex end, e.g. a fontobject.width
--
-- flushing the kern and ligature tables from memory saves a lot (only
-- base mode) but it complicates vf building where the new characters
-- demand this data .. solution: functions that access them

-- we don't need the glyph data as we can use the description .. but we will
-- have to wait till we can access the internal tfm table efficiently in which
-- case characters will become a metatable afterwards

function tfm.cleanuptable(tfmdata) -- we need a cleanup callback, now we miss the last one
    if tfm.autocleanup then  -- ok, we can hook this into everyshipout or so ... todo
        if tfmdata.type == 'virtual' or tfmdata.virtualized then
            for k, v in next, tfmdata.characters do
                if v.commands then v.commands = nil end
            --  if v.kerns    then v.kerns    = nil end
            end
        else
        --  for k, v in next, tfmdata.characters do
        --     if v.kerns    then v.kerns    = nil end
        --  end
        end
    end
end

function tfm.cleanup(tfmdata) -- we need a cleanup callback, now we miss the last one
end

function tfm.calculatescale(tfmtable, scaledpoints)
    if scaledpoints < 0 then
        scaledpoints = (- scaledpoints/1000) * tfmtable.designsize -- already in sp
    end
    local units = tfmtable.units or 1000
    local delta = scaledpoints/units -- brr, some open type fonts have 2048
    return scaledpoints, delta, units
end

function tfm.scale(tfmtable, scaledpoints, relativeid)
 -- tfm.prepare_base_kerns(tfmtable) -- optimalization
    local t = { } -- the new table
    local scaledpoints, delta, units = tfm.calculatescale(tfmtable, scaledpoints, relativeid)
    t.units_per_em = units or 1000
    local hdelta, vdelta = delta, delta
    -- unicoded unique descriptions shared cidinfo characters changed parameters indices
    for k,v in next, tfmtable do
        if type(v) == "table" then
        --  print(k)
        else
            t[k] = v
        end
    end
    local extend_factor = tfmtable.extend_factor or 0
    if extend_factor ~= 0 and extend_factor ~= 1 then
        hdelta = hdelta * extend_factor
        t.extend = extend_factor * 1000
    else
        t.extend = 1000
    end
    local slant_factor = tfmtable.slant_factor or 0
    if slant_factor ~= 0 then
        t.slant = slant_factor * 1000
    else
        t.slant = 0
    end
    -- status
    local isvirtual = tfmtable.type == "virtual" or tfmtable.virtualized
    local hasmath = (tfmtable.math_parameters ~= nil and next(tfmtable.math_parameters) ~= nil) or (tfmtable.MathConstants ~= nil and next(tfmtable.MathConstants) ~= nil)
    local nodemode = tfmtable.mode == "node"
    local hasquality = tfmtable.auto_expand or tfmtable.auto_protrude
    local hasitalic = tfmtable.has_italic
    local descriptions = tfmtable.descriptions or { }
    --
    if hasmath then
        t.has_math = true -- this will move to elsewhere
    end
    --
    t.parameters = { }
    t.characters = { }
    t.MathConstants = { }
    -- fast access
    t.unscaled = tfmtable -- the original unscaled one (temp)
    t.unicodes = tfmtable.unicodes
    t.indices = tfmtable.indices
    t.marks = tfmtable.marks
    t.goodies = tfmtable.goodies
    t.colorscheme = tfmtable.colorscheme
 -- t.embedding = tfmtable.embedding
    t.descriptions = descriptions
    if tfmtable.fonts then
        t.fonts = table.fastcopy(tfmtable.fonts) -- hm  also at the end
    end
    local tp = t.parameters
    local mp = t.math_parameters
    local tfmp = tfmtable.parameters -- let's check for indexes
    --
    tp.slant         = (tfmp.slant         or tfmp[1] or 0)
    tp.space         = (tfmp.space         or tfmp[2] or 0)*hdelta
    tp.space_stretch = (tfmp.space_stretch or tfmp[3] or 0)*hdelta
    tp.space_shrink  = (tfmp.space_shrink  or tfmp[4] or 0)*hdelta
    tp.x_height      = (tfmp.x_height      or tfmp[5] or 0)*vdelta
    tp.quad          = (tfmp.quad          or tfmp[6] or 0)*hdelta
    tp.extra_space   = (tfmp.extra_space   or tfmp[7] or 0)*hdelta
    local protrusionfactor = (tp.quad ~= 0 and 1000/tp.quad) or 0
    local tc = t.characters
    local characters = tfmtable.characters
    local nameneeded = not tfmtable.shared.otfdata --hack
    local changed = tfmtable.changed or { } -- for base mode
    local ischanged = changed and next(changed)
    local indices = tfmtable.indices
    local luatex = tfmtable.luatex
    local tounicode = luatex and luatex.tounicode
    local defaultwidth  = luatex and luatex.defaultwidth  or 0
    local defaultheight = luatex and luatex.defaultheight or 0
    local defaultdepth  = luatex and luatex.defaultdepth  or 0
    -- experimental, sharing kerns (unscaled and scaled) saves memory
    -- local sharedkerns, basekerns = tfm.check_base_kerns(tfmtable)
    -- loop over descriptions (afm and otf have descriptions, tfm not)
    -- there is no need (yet) to assign a value to chr.tonunicode
    local scaledwidth  = defaultwidth  * hdelta
    local scaledheight = defaultheight * vdelta
    local scaleddepth  = defaultdepth  * vdelta
    local stackmath = tfmtable.ignore_stack_math ~= true
    local private = fonts.privateoffset
    local sharedkerns = { }
    for k,v in next, characters do
        local chr, description, index
        if ischanged then
            -- basemode hack
            local c = changed[k]
            if c then
                description = descriptions[c] or v
                v = characters[c] or v
                index = (indices and indices[c]) or c
            else
                description = descriptions[k] or v
                index = (indices and indices[k]) or k
            end
        else
            description = descriptions[k] or v
            index = (indices and indices[k]) or k
        end
        local width  = description.width
        local height = description.height
        local depth  = description.depth
        if width  then width  = hdelta*width  else width  = scaledwidth  end
        if height then height = vdelta*height else height = scaledheight end
    --  if depth  then depth  = vdelta*depth  else depth  = scaleddepth  end
        if depth and depth ~= 0 then
            depth = delta*depth
            if nameneeded then
                chr = {
                    name   = description.name,
                    index  = index,
                    height = height,
                    depth  = depth,
                    width  = width,
                }
            else
                chr = {
                    index  = index,
                    height = height,
                    depth  = depth,
                    width  = width,
                }
            end
        else
            -- this saves a little bit of memory time and memory, esp for big cjk fonts
            if nameneeded then
                chr = {
                    name   = description.name,
                    index  = index,
                    height = height,
                    width  = width,
                }
            else
                chr = {
                    index  = index,
                    height = height,
                    width  = width,
                }
            end
        end
    --  if trace_scaling then
    --      report_define("t=%s, u=%s, i=%s, n=%s c=%s",k,chr.tounicode or k,description.index,description.name or '-',description.class or '-')
    --  end
        if tounicode then
            local tu = tounicode[index] -- nb: index!
            if tu then
                chr.tounicode = tu
            end
        end
        if hasquality then
            -- we could move these calculations elsewhere (saves calculations)
            local ve = v.expansion_factor
            if ve then
                chr.expansion_factor = ve*1000 -- expansionfactor, hm, can happen elsewhere
            end
            local vl = v.left_protruding
            if vl then
                chr.left_protruding  = protrusionfactor*width*vl
            end
            local vr = v.right_protruding
            if vr then
                chr.right_protruding  = protrusionfactor*width*vr
            end
        end
        -- todo: hasitalic
        if hasitalic then
            local vi = description.italic or v.italic
            if vi and vi ~= 0 then
                chr.italic = vi*hdelta
            end
        end
        -- to be tested
        if hasmath then
            -- todo, just operate on descriptions.math
            local vn = v.next
            if vn then
                chr.next = vn
            --~ if v.vert_variants or v.horiz_variants then
            --~     report_define("glyph 0x%05X has combination of next, vert_variants and horiz_variants",index)
            --~ end
            else
                local vv = v.vert_variants
                if vv then
                    local t = { }
                    for i=1,#vv do
                        local vvi = vv[i]
                        t[i] = {
                            ["start"]    = (vvi["start"]   or 0)*vdelta,
                            ["end"]      = (vvi["end"]     or 0)*vdelta,
                            ["advance"]  = (vvi["advance"] or 0)*vdelta,
                            ["extender"] =  vvi["extender"],
                            ["glyph"]    =  vvi["glyph"],
                        }
                    end
                    chr.vert_variants = t
                --~ local ic = v.vert_italic_correction
                --~ if ic then
                --~     chr.italic = ic * hdelta
                --~     print(format("0x%05X -> %s",k,chr.italic))
                --~ end
                else
                    local hv = v.horiz_variants
                    if hv then
                        local t = { }
                        for i=1,#hv do
                            local hvi = hv[i]
                            t[i] = {
                                ["start"]    = (hvi["start"]   or 0)*hdelta,
                                ["end"]      = (hvi["end"]     or 0)*hdelta,
                                ["advance"]  = (hvi["advance"] or 0)*hdelta,
                                ["extender"] =  hvi["extender"],
                                ["glyph"]    =  hvi["glyph"],
                            }
                        end
                        chr.horiz_variants = t
                    end
                end
            end
            local vt = description.top_accent
            if vt then
                chr.top_accent = vdelta*vt
            end
            if stackmath then
                local mk = v.mathkerns
                if mk then
                    local kerns = { }
                    local v = mk.top_right    if v then local k = { } for i=1,#v do local vi = v[i]
                        k[i] = { height = vdelta*vi.height, kern = vdelta*vi.kern }
                    end     kerns.top_right    = k end
                    local v = mk.top_left     if v then local k = { } for i=1,#v do local vi = v[i]
                        k[i] = { height = vdelta*vi.height, kern = vdelta*vi.kern }
                    end     kerns.top_left     = k end
                    local v = mk.bottom_left  if v then local k = { } for i=1,#v do local vi = v[i]
                        k[i] = { height = vdelta*vi.height, kern = vdelta*vi.kern }
                    end     kerns.bottom_left  = k end
                    local v = mk.bottom_right if v then local k = { } for i=1,#v do local vi = v[i]
                        k[i] = { height = vdelta*vi.height, kern = vdelta*vi.kern }
                    end     kerns.bottom_right = k end
                    chr.mathkern = kerns -- singular
                end
            end
        end
        if not nodemode then
            local vk = v.kerns
            if vk then
            --~ if sharedkerns then
            --~     local base = basekerns[vk] -- hashed by table id, not content
            --~     if not base then
            --~         base = {}
            --~         for k,v in next, vk do base[k] = v*hdelta end
            --~         basekerns[vk] = base
            --~     end
            --~     chr.kerns = base
            --~ else
            --~     local tt = {}
            --~     for k,v in next, vk do tt[k] = v*hdelta end
            --~     chr.kerns = tt
            --~ end
                local s = sharedkerns[vk]
                if not s then
                    s = { }
                    for k,v in next, vk do s[k] = v*hdelta end
                    sharedkerns[vk] = s
                end
                chr.kerns = s
            end
            local vl = v.ligatures
            if vl then
                if true then
                    chr.ligatures = vl -- shared
                else
                    local tt = { }
                    for i,l in next, vl do
                        tt[i] = l
                    end
                    chr.ligatures = tt
                end
            end
        end
        if isvirtual then
            local vc = v.commands
            if vc then
                -- we assume non scaled commands here
                -- tricky .. we need to scale pseudo math glyphs too
                -- which is why we deal with rules too
                local ok = false
                for i=1,#vc do
                    local key = vc[i][1]
                    if key == "right" or key == "down" then
                        ok = true
                        break
                    end
                end
                if ok then
                    local tt = { }
                    for i=1,#vc do
                        local ivc = vc[i]
                        local key = ivc[1]
                        if key == "right" then
                            tt[#tt+1] = { key, ivc[2]*hdelta }
                        elseif key == "down" then
                            tt[#tt+1] = { key, ivc[2]*vdelta }
                        elseif key == "rule" then
                            tt[#tt+1] = { key, ivc[2]*vdelta, ivc[3]*hdelta }
                        else -- not comment
                            tt[#tt+1] = ivc -- shared since in cache and untouched
                        end
                    end
                    chr.commands = tt
                else
                    chr.commands = vc
                end
            end
        end
        tc[k] = chr
    end
    -- t.encodingbytes, t.filename, t.fullname, t.name: elsewhere
    t.size = scaledpoints
    t.factor = delta
    t.hfactor = hdelta
    t.vfactor = vdelta
    if t.fonts then
        t.fonts = table.fastcopy(t.fonts) -- maybe we virtualize more afterwards
    end
    if hasmath then
     -- mathematics.extras.copy(t) -- can be done elsewhere if needed
        local ma = tfm.mathactions
        for i=1,#ma do
            ma[i](t,tfmtable,delta,hdelta,vdelta) -- what delta?
        end
    end
    -- needed for \high cum suis
    local tpx = tp.x_height
    if hasmath then
        if not tp[13] then tp[13] = .86*tpx end  -- mathsupdisplay
        if not tp[14] then tp[14] = .86*tpx end  -- mathsupnormal
        if not tp[15] then tp[15] = .86*tpx end  -- mathsupcramped
        if not tp[16] then tp[16] = .48*tpx end  -- mathsubnormal
        if not tp[17] then tp[17] = .48*tpx end  -- mathsubcombined
        if not tp[22] then tp[22] =   0     end  -- mathaxisheight
        if t.MathConstants then t.MathConstants.AccentBaseHeight = nil end -- safeguard
    end
    t.tounicode = 1
    t.cidinfo = tfmtable.cidinfo
    -- we have t.name=metricfile and t.fullname=RealName and t.filename=diskfilename
    -- when collapsing fonts, luatex looks as both t.name and t.fullname as ttc files
    -- can have multiple subfonts
    if hasmath then
        if trace_defining then
            report_define("math enabled for: name '%s', fullname: '%s', filename: '%s'",t.name or "noname",t.fullname or "nofullname",t.filename or "nofilename")
        end
    else
        if trace_defining then
            report_define("math disabled for: name '%s', fullname: '%s', filename: '%s'",t.name or "noname",t.fullname or "nofullname",t.filename or "nofilename")
        end
        t.nomath, t.MathConstants = true, nil
    end
    if not t.psname then
     -- name used in pdf file as well as for selecting subfont in ttc/dfont
        t.psname = t.fontname or (t.fullname and fonts.names.cleanname(t.fullname))
    end
    if trace_defining then
        report_define("used for accessing (sub)font: '%s'",t.psname or "nopsname")
        report_define("used for subsetting: '%s'",t.fontname or "nofontname")
    end
    -- this will move up (side effect of merging split call)
    t.factor    = delta
    t.ascender  = delta*(tfmtable.ascender  or 0)
    t.descender = delta*(tfmtable.descender or 0)
    t.shared    = tfmtable.shared or { }
    t.unique    = table.fastcopy(tfmtable.unique or {})
    tfm.cleanup(t)
 -- print(t.fontname,table.serialize(t.MathConstants))
    return t
end

--[[ldx--
<p>Analyzers run per script and/or language and are needed in order to
process features right.</p>
--ldx]]--

fonts.analyzers        = fonts.analyzers or { }
local analyzers        = fonts.analyzers

analyzers.aux          = analyzers.aux or { }
analyzers.methods      = analyzers.methods or { }
analyzers.initializers = analyzers.initializers or { }

-- todo: analyzers per script/lang, cross font, so we need an font id hash -> script
-- e.g. latin -> hyphenate, arab -> 1/2/3 analyze

-- an example analyzer (should move to font-ota.lua)

local state = attributes.private('state')

function analyzers.aux.setstate(head,font)
    local useunicodemarks  = analyzers.useunicodemarks
    local tfmdata = fontdata[font]
    local characters = tfmdata.characters
    local descriptions = tfmdata.descriptions
    local first, last, current, n, done = nil, nil, head, 0, false -- maybe make n boolean
    while current do
        local id = current.id
        if id == glyph_code and current.font == font then
            local char = current.char
            local d = descriptions[char]
            if d then
                if d.class == "mark" or (useunicodemarks and categories[char] == "mn") then
                    done = true
                    set_attribute(current,state,5) -- mark
                elseif n == 0 then
                    first, last, n = current, current, 1
                    set_attribute(current,state,1) -- init
                else
                    last, n = current, n+1
                    set_attribute(current,state,2) -- medi
                end
            else -- finish
                if first and first == last then
                    set_attribute(last,state,4) -- isol
                elseif last then
                    set_attribute(last,state,3) -- fina
                end
                first, last, n = nil, nil, 0
            end
        elseif id == disc_code then
            -- always in the middle
            set_attribute(current,state,2) -- midi
            last = current
        else -- finish
            if first and first == last then
                set_attribute(last,state,4) -- isol
            elseif last then
                set_attribute(last,state,3) -- fina
            end
            first, last, n = nil, nil, 0
        end
        current = current.next
    end
    if first and first == last then
        set_attribute(last,state,4) -- isol
    elseif last then
        set_attribute(last,state,3) -- fina
    end
    return head, done
end

function tfm.replacements(tfm,value)
 -- tfm.characters[0x0022] = table.fastcopy(tfm.characters[0x201D])
 -- tfm.characters[0x0027] = table.fastcopy(tfm.characters[0x2019])
 -- tfm.characters[0x0060] = table.fastcopy(tfm.characters[0x2018])
 -- tfm.characters[0x0022] = tfm.characters[0x201D]
    tfm.characters[0x0027] = tfm.characters[0x2019]
 -- tfm.characters[0x0060] = tfm.characters[0x2018]
end

-- checking

function tfm.checkedfilename(metadata,whatever)
    local foundfilename = metadata.foundfilename
    if not foundfilename then
        local askedfilename = metadata.filename or ""
        if askedfilename ~= "" then
            foundfilename = resolvers.findbinfile(askedfilename,"") or ""
            if foundfilename == "" then
                report_define("source file '%s' is not found",askedfilename)
                foundfilename = resolvers.findbinfile(file.basename(askedfilename),"") or ""
                if foundfilename ~= "" then
                    report_define("using source file '%s' (cache mismatch)",foundfilename)
                end
            end
        elseif whatever then
            report_define("no source file for '%s'",whatever)
            foundfilename = ""
        end
        metadata.foundfilename = foundfilename
    --  report_define("using source file '%s'",foundfilename)
    end
    return foundfilename
end

-- status info

statistics.register("fonts load time", function()
    return statistics.elapsedseconds(fonts)
end)