/* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*- */ /* vim: set ts=8 sts=2 et sw=2 tw=80: */ /* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
* file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
// BUG 848725 Drawing failure with stretchy horizontal parenthesis when no fonts // are installed. "kMaxScaleFactor" is required to limit the scale for the // vertical and horizontal stretchy operators. staticconstfloat kMaxScaleFactor = 20.0; staticconstfloat kLargeOpFactor = float(M_SQRT2); staticconstfloat kIntegralFactor = 2.0;
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- // nsGlyphTable is a class that provides an interface for accessing glyphs // of stretchy chars. It acts like a table that stores the variants of bigger // sizes (if any) and the partial glyphs needed to build extensible symbols. // // Bigger sizes (if any) of the char can then be retrieved with BigOf(...). // Partial glyphs can be retrieved with ElementAt(...). // // A table consists of "nsGlyphCode"s which are viewed either as Unicode // points (for nsPropertiesTable) or as direct glyph indices (for // nsOpenTypeTable) // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
class nsGlyphTable { public: virtual ~nsGlyphTable() = default;
// True if this table contains parts to render this char virtualbool HasPartsOf(DrawTarget* aDrawTarget, int32_t aAppUnitsPerDevPixel,
gfxFontGroup* aFontGroup, char16_t aChar, bool aVertical) = 0;
protected:
nsGlyphTable() : mCharCache(0) {} // For speedy re-use, we always cache the last data used in the table. // mCharCache is the Unicode point of the last char that was queried in this // table.
char16_t mCharCache;
};
// An instance of nsPropertiesTable is associated with one primary font. Extra // glyphs can be taken in other additional fonts when stretching certain // characters. // These supplementary fonts are referred to as "external" fonts to the table.
// General format of MathFont Property Files from which glyph data are // retrieved: // ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Each font should have its set of glyph data. For example, the glyph data for // the "Symbol" font and the "MT Extra" font are in "mathfontSymbol.properties" // and "mathfontMTExtra.properties", respectively. The mathfont property file // is a set of all the stretchy MathML characters that can be rendered with that // font using larger and/or partial glyphs. The entry of each stretchy character // in the mathfont property file gives, in that order, the 4 partial glyphs: // Top (or Left), Middle, Bottom (or Right), Glue; and the variants of bigger // sizes (if any). // A position that is not relevant to a particular character is indicated there // with the UNICODE REPLACEMENT CHARACTER 0xFFFD. // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// helper to trim off comments from data in a MathFont Property File staticvoid Clean(nsString& aValue) { // chop the trailing # comment portion if any ...
int32_t comment = aValue.RFindChar('#'); if (comment > 0) {
aValue.Truncate(comment);
}
aValue.CompressWhitespace();
}
// helper to load a MathFont Property File static nsresult LoadProperties(const nsACString& aName,
nsCOMPtr<nsIPersistentProperties>& aProperties) {
nsAutoCString uriStr;
uriStr.AssignLiteral("resource://gre/res/fonts/mathfont");
uriStr.Append(aName);
uriStr.StripWhitespace(); // that may come from aName
uriStr.AppendLiteral(".properties"); return NS_LoadPersistentPropertiesFromURISpec(getter_AddRefs(aProperties),
uriStr);
}
class nsPropertiesTable final : public nsGlyphTable { public: explicit nsPropertiesTable(const nsACString& aPrimaryFontName)
: mState(NS_TABLE_STATE_EMPTY) {
MOZ_COUNT_CTOR(nsPropertiesTable);
mGlyphCodeFonts.AppendElement(aPrimaryFontName);
}
private: // mGlyphCodeFonts[0] is the primary font associated to this table. The // others are possible "external" fonts for glyphs not in the primary font // but which are needed to stretch certain characters in the table
nsTArray<nsCString> mGlyphCodeFonts;
// Tri-state variable for error/empty/ready
int32_t mState;
// The set of glyph data in this table, as provided by the MathFont Property // File
nsCOMPtr<nsIPersistentProperties> mGlyphProperties;
// mGlyphCache is a buffer containing the glyph data associated with // mCharCache. // For a property line 'key = value' in the MathFont Property File, // mCharCache will retain the 'key' -- which is a Unicode point, while // mGlyphCache will retain the 'value', which is a consecutive list of // nsGlyphCodes, i.e., the pairs of 'code@font' needed by the char -- in // which 'code@0' can be specified // without the optional '@0'. However, to ease subsequent processing, // mGlyphCache excludes the '@' symbol and explicitly inserts all optional '0' // that indicates the primary font identifier. Specifically therefore, the // k-th glyph is characterized by : // 1) mGlyphCache[3*k],mGlyphCache[3*k+1] : its Unicode point // 2) mGlyphCache[3*k+2] : the numeric identifier of the font where it comes // from. // A font identifier of '0' means the default primary font associated to this // table. Other digits map to the "external" fonts that may have been // specified in the MathFont Property File.
nsString mGlyphCache;
};
/* virtual */
nsGlyphCode nsPropertiesTable::ElementAt(DrawTarget* /* aDrawTarget */,
int32_t /* aAppUnitsPerDevPixel */,
gfxFontGroup* /* aFontGroup */,
char16_t aChar, bool/* aVertical */,
uint32_t aPosition) { if (mState == NS_TABLE_STATE_ERROR) { return kNullGlyph;
} // Load glyph properties if this is the first time we have been here if (mState == NS_TABLE_STATE_EMPTY) {
nsresult rv = LoadProperties(PrimaryFontName(), mGlyphProperties); #ifdef DEBUG
nsAutoCString uriStr;
uriStr.AssignLiteral("resource://gre/res/fonts/mathfont");
uriStr.Append(PrimaryFontName());
uriStr.StripWhitespace(); // that may come from mGlyphCodeFonts
uriStr.AppendLiteral(".properties");
printf("Loading %s ... %s\n", uriStr.get(),
(NS_FAILED(rv)) ? "Failed" : "Done"); #endif if (NS_FAILED(rv)) {
mState = NS_TABLE_STATE_ERROR; // never waste time with this table again return kNullGlyph;
}
mState = NS_TABLE_STATE_READY;
// see if there are external fonts needed for certain chars in this table
nsAutoCString key;
nsAutoString value; for (int32_t i = 1;; i++) {
key.AssignLiteral("external.");
key.AppendInt(i, 10);
rv = mGlyphProperties->GetStringProperty(key, value); if (NS_FAILED(rv)) { break;
}
Clean(value);
mGlyphCodeFonts.AppendElement(NS_ConvertUTF16toUTF8(value));
}
}
// Update our cache if it is not associated to this character if (mCharCache != aChar) { // The key in the property file is interpreted as ASCII and kept // as such ... char key[10];
SprintfLiteral(key, "\\u%04X", aChar);
nsAutoString value;
nsresult rv =
mGlyphProperties->GetStringProperty(nsDependentCString(key), value); if (NS_FAILED(rv)) { return kNullGlyph;
}
Clean(value); // See if this char uses external fonts; e.g., if the 2nd glyph is taken // from the external font '1', the property line looks like // \uNNNN = \uNNNN\uNNNN@1\uNNNN. // This is where mGlyphCache is pre-processed to explicitly store all glyph // codes as combined pairs of 'code@font', excluding the '@' separator. This // means that mGlyphCache[3*k],mGlyphCache[3*k+1] will later be rendered // with mGlyphCodeFonts[mGlyphCache[3*k+2]] // Note: font identifier is internally an ASCII digit to avoid the null // char issue
nsAutoString buffer;
int32_t length = value.Length();
int32_t i = 0; // index in value while (i < length) {
char16_t code = value[i];
++i;
buffer.Append(code); // Read the next word if we have a non-BMP character. if (i < length && NS_IS_HIGH_SURROGATE(code)) {
code = value[i];
++i;
} else {
code = char16_t('\0');
}
buffer.Append(code);
// See if an external font is needed for the code point. // Limit of 9 external fonts
char16_t font = 0; if (i + 1 < length && value[i] == char16_t('@') &&
value[i + 1] >= char16_t('0') && value[i + 1] <= char16_t('9')) {
++i;
font = value[i] - '0';
++i; if (font >= mGlyphCodeFonts.Length()) {
NS_ERROR("Nonexistent font referenced in glyph table"); return kNullGlyph;
}
}
buffer.Append(font);
} // update our cache with the new settings
mGlyphCache.Assign(buffer);
mCharCache = aChar;
}
// 3* is to account for the code@font pairs
uint32_t index = 3 * aPosition; if (index + 2 >= mGlyphCache.Length()) { return kNullGlyph;
}
nsGlyphCode ch;
ch.code[0] = mGlyphCache.CharAt(index);
ch.code[1] = mGlyphCache.CharAt(index + 1);
ch.font = mGlyphCache.CharAt(index + 2); return ch.code[0] == char16_t(0xFFFD) ? kNullGlyph : ch;
}
// An instance of nsOpenTypeTable is associated with one gfxFontEntry that // corresponds to an Open Type font with a MATH table. All the glyphs come from // the same font and the calls to access size variants and parts are directly // forwarded to the gfx code. class nsOpenTypeTable final : public nsGlyphTable { public:
MOZ_COUNTED_DTOR(nsOpenTypeTable)
// This returns a new OpenTypeTable instance to give access to OpenType MATH // table or nullptr if the font does not have such table. Ownership is passed // to the caller. static UniquePtr<nsOpenTypeTable> Create(gfxFont* aFont) { if (!aFont->TryGetMathTable()) { return nullptr;
} return WrapUnique(new nsOpenTypeTable(aFont));
}
/* virtual */
already_AddRefed<gfxTextRun> nsOpenTypeTable::MakeTextRun(
DrawTarget* aDrawTarget, int32_t aAppUnitsPerDevPixel,
gfxFontGroup* aFontGroup, const nsGlyphCode& aGlyph) {
NS_ASSERTION(aGlyph.IsGlyphID(), "nsOpenTypeTable can only access glyphs by id");
gfxTextRunFactory::Parameters params = {
aDrawTarget, nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, 0, aAppUnitsPerDevPixel};
RefPtr<gfxTextRun> textRun =
gfxTextRun::Create(¶ms, 1, aFontGroup, gfx::ShapedTextFlags(),
nsTextFrameUtils::Flags());
RefPtr<gfxFont> font = aFontGroup->GetFirstValidFont();
textRun->AddGlyphRun(font, FontMatchType::Kind::kFontGroup, 0, false,
gfx::ShapedTextFlags::TEXT_ORIENT_HORIZONTAL, false); // We don't care about CSS writing mode here; // math runs are assumed to be horizontal.
gfxTextRun::DetailedGlyph detailedGlyph;
detailedGlyph.mGlyphID = aGlyph.glyphID;
detailedGlyph.mAdvance = NSToCoordRound(
aAppUnitsPerDevPixel * font->GetGlyphAdvance(aGlyph.glyphID));
textRun->SetDetailedGlyphs(0, 1, &detailedGlyph);
return textRun.forget();
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- // This is the list of all the applicable glyph tables. // We will maintain a single global instance that will only reveal those // glyph tables that are associated to fonts currently installed on the // user' system. The class is an XPCOM shutdown observer to allow us to // free its allocated data at shutdown
class nsGlyphTableList final : public nsIObserver { public:
NS_DECL_ISUPPORTS
NS_DECL_NSIOBSERVER
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Here is the global list of applicable glyph tables that we will be using static nsGlyphTableList* gGlyphTableList = nullptr;
// Add an observer to XPCOM shutdown so that we can free our data at shutdown
nsresult nsGlyphTableList::Initialize() {
nsCOMPtr<nsIObserverService> obs = mozilla::services::GetObserverService(); if (!obs) { return NS_ERROR_FAILURE;
}
// Remove our observer and free the memory that were allocated for us
nsresult nsGlyphTableList::Finalize() { // Remove our observer from the observer service
nsresult rv = NS_OK;
nsCOMPtr<nsIObserverService> obs = mozilla::services::GetObserverService(); if (obs) {
rv = obs->RemoveObserver(this, NS_XPCOM_SHUTDOWN_OBSERVER_ID);
} else {
rv = NS_ERROR_FAILURE;
}
gGlyphTableInitialized = false; // our oneself will be destroyed when our |Release| is called by the observer
NS_IF_RELEASE(gGlyphTableList); return rv;
}
nsGlyphTable* nsGlyphTableList::AddGlyphTable( const nsACString& aPrimaryFontName) { // See if there is already a special table for this family.
nsGlyphTable* glyphTable = GetGlyphTableFor(aPrimaryFontName); if (glyphTable != &mUnicodeTable) { return glyphTable;
}
// allocate a table
glyphTable = mPropertiesTableList.AppendElement(aPrimaryFontName); return glyphTable;
}
nsGlyphTable* nsGlyphTableList::GetGlyphTableFor(const nsACString& aFamily) { for (int32_t i = 0; i < PropertiesTableCount(); i++) {
nsPropertiesTable* glyphTable = PropertiesTableAt(i); const nsCString& primaryFontName = glyphTable->PrimaryFontName(); // TODO: would be nice to consider StripWhitespace and other aliasing if (primaryFontName.Equals(aFamily, nsCaseInsensitiveCStringComparator)) { return glyphTable;
}
} // Fall back to default Unicode table return &mUnicodeTable;
}
// Allocate the placeholders for the preferred parts and variants
nsresult rv = NS_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY; auto glyphTableList = MakeRefPtr<nsGlyphTableList>(); if (glyphTableList) {
rv = glyphTableList->Initialize();
} if (NS_FAILED(rv)) { return rv;
} // The gGlyphTableList has been successfully registered as a shutdown // observer and will be deleted at shutdown. We now add some private // per font-family tables for stretchy operators, in order of preference. // Do not include the Unicode table in this list. if (!glyphTableList->AddGlyphTable("STIXGeneral"_ns)) {
rv = NS_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY;
}
ComputedStyle* nsMathMLChar::GetComputedStyle() const {
NS_ASSERTION(mComputedStyle, "chars should always have a ComputedStyle"); return mComputedStyle;
}
void nsMathMLChar::SetData(nsString& aData) { if (!gGlyphTableInitialized) {
InitCharGlobals();
}
mData = aData; // some assumptions until proven otherwise // note that mGlyph is not initialized
mDirection = NS_STRETCH_DIRECTION_UNSUPPORTED;
mBoundingMetrics = nsBoundingMetrics(); // check if stretching is applicable ... if (gGlyphTableList && (1 == mData.Length())) {
mDirection = nsMathMLOperators::GetStretchyDirection(mData); // default tentative table (not the one that is necessarily going // to be used)
}
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- /* The Stretch: @param aContainerSize - suggested size for the stretched char @param aDesiredStretchSize - OUT parameter. The desired size after stretching. If no stretching is done, the output will simply give the base size.
How it works? Summary:- The Stretch() method first looks for a glyph of appropriate size; If a glyph is found, it is cached by this object and its size is returned in aDesiredStretchSize. The cached glyph will then be used at the painting stage. If no glyph of appropriate size is found, a search is made to see if the char can be built by parts.
Details:- A character gets stretched through the following pipeline :
1) If the base size of the char is sufficient to cover the container' size, we use that. If not, it will still be used as a fallback if the other stages in the pipeline fail. Issues : a) The base size, the parts and the variants of a char can be in different fonts. For eg., the base size for '(' should come from a normal ascii font if CMEX10 is used, since CMEX10 only contains the stretched versions. Hence, there are two ComputedStyles in use throughout the process. The leaf style context of the char holds fonts with which to try to stretch the char. The parent ComputedStyle of the char contains fonts for normal rendering. So the parent context is the one used to get the initial base size at the start of the pipeline. b) For operators that can be largeop's in display mode, we will skip the base size even if it fits, so that the next stage in the pipeline is given a chance to find a largeop variant. If the next stage fails, we fallback to the base size.
2) We search for the first larger variant of the char that fits the container' size. We first search for larger variants using the glyph table corresponding to the first existing font specified in the list of stretchy fonts held by the leaf ComputedStyle (from -moz-math-stretchy in mathml.css). Generic fonts are resolved by the preference "font.mathfont-family". Issues : a) the largeop and display settings determine the starting size when we do the above search, regardless of whether smaller variants already fit the container' size. b) if it is a largeopOnly request (i.e., a displaystyle operator with largeop=true and stretchy=false), we break after finding the first starting variant, regardless of whether that variant fits the container's size.
3) If a variant of appropriate size wasn't found, we see if the char can be built by parts using the same glyph table. Issue: There are chars that have no middle and glue glyphs. For such chars, the parts need to be joined using the rule. By convention (TeXbook p.225), the descent of the parts is zero while their ascent gives the thickness of the rule that should be used to join them.
4) If a match was not found in that glyph table, repeat from 2 to search the ordered list of stretchy fonts for the first font with a glyph table that provides a fit to the container size. If no fit is found, the closest fit is used.
Of note: When the pipeline completes successfully, the desired size of the stretched char can actually be slightly larger or smaller than aContainerSize. But it is the responsibility of the caller to account for the spacing when setting aContainerSize, and to leave any extra margin when placing the stretched char.
*/ // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
staticbool IsSizeOK(nscoord a, nscoord b, uint32_t aHint) { // Normal: True if 'a' is around +/-10% of the target 'b' (10% is // 1-DelimiterFactor). This often gives a chance to the base size to // win, especially in the context of sloppy markups without protective // <mrow></mrow> bool isNormal =
(aHint & NS_STRETCH_NORMAL) &&
Abs<float>(a - b) < (1.0f - NS_MATHML_DELIMITER_FACTOR) * float(b);
// Nearer: True if 'a' is around max{ +/-10% of 'b' , 'b' - 5pt }, // as documented in The TeXbook, Ch.17, p.152. // i.e. within 10% and within 5pt bool isNearer = false; if (aHint & (NS_STRETCH_NEARER | NS_STRETCH_LARGEOP)) { float c = std::max(float(b) * NS_MATHML_DELIMITER_FACTOR, float(b) - nsPresContext::CSSPointsToAppUnits(
NS_MATHML_DELIMITER_SHORTFALL_POINTS));
isNearer = Abs<float>(b - a) <= float(b) - c;
}
// Smaller: Mainly for transitory use, to compare two candidate // choices bool isSmaller = (aHint & NS_STRETCH_SMALLER) && float(a) >= NS_MATHML_DELIMITER_FACTOR * float(b) && a <= b;
// Larger: Critical to the sqrt code to ensure that the radical // size is tall enough bool isLarger = (aHint & (NS_STRETCH_LARGER | NS_STRETCH_LARGEOP)) && a >= b;
staticbool IsSizeBetter(nscoord a, nscoord olda, nscoord b, uint32_t aHint) { if (0 == olda) { returntrue;
} if (aHint & (NS_STRETCH_LARGER | NS_STRETCH_LARGEOP)) { return (a >= olda) ? (olda < b) : (a >= b);
} if (aHint & NS_STRETCH_SMALLER) { return (a <= olda) ? (olda > b) : (a <= b);
}
// XXXkt prob want log scale here i.e. 1.5 is closer to 1 than 0.5 return Abs(a - b) < Abs(olda - b);
}
// We want to place the glyphs even when they don't fit at their // full extent, i.e., we may clip to tolerate a small amount of // overlap between the parts. This is important to cater for fonts // with long glues. static nscoord ComputeSizeFromParts(nsPresContext* aPresContext,
nsGlyphCode* aGlyphs, nscoord* aSizes,
nscoord aTargetSize) { enum { first, middle, last, glue }; // Add the parts that cannot be left out.
nscoord sum = 0; for (int32_t i = first; i <= last; i++) {
sum += aSizes[i];
}
// Determine how much is used in joins
nscoord oneDevPixel = aPresContext->AppUnitsPerDevPixel();
int32_t joins = aGlyphs[middle] == aGlyphs[glue] ? 1 : 2;
// Pick a maximum size using a maximum number of glue glyphs that we are // prepared to draw for one character. const int32_t maxGlyphs = 1000;
// This also takes into account the fact that, if the glue has no size, // then the character can't be lengthened.
nscoord maxSize = sum - 2 * joins * oneDevPixel + maxGlyphs * aSizes[glue]; if (maxSize < aTargetSize) { return maxSize; // settle with the maximum size
}
// Get the minimum allowable size using some flex.
nscoord minSize = NSToCoordRound(NS_MATHML_DELIMITER_FACTOR * sum);
if (minSize > aTargetSize) { return minSize; // settle with the minimum size
}
// Fill-up the target area return aTargetSize;
}
// Update the font if there is a family change and returns the font group. bool nsMathMLChar::SetFontFamily(nsPresContext* aPresContext, const nsGlyphTable* aGlyphTable, const nsGlyphCode& aGlyphCode, const StyleFontFamilyList& aDefaultFamilyList,
nsFont& aFont,
RefPtr<gfxFontGroup>* aFontGroup) {
StyleFontFamilyList glyphCodeFont; if (aGlyphCode.font) {
glyphCodeFont = StyleFontFamilyList::WithOneUnquotedFamily(
aGlyphTable->FontNameFor(aGlyphCode));
}
if (!*aFontGroup || aFont.family.families != familyList) {
nsFont font = aFont;
font.family.families = familyList; const nsStyleFont* styleFont = mComputedStyle->StyleFont();
nsFontMetrics::Params params;
params.language = styleFont->mLanguage;
params.explicitLanguage = styleFont->mExplicitLanguage;
params.userFontSet = aPresContext->GetUserFontSet();
params.textPerf = aPresContext->GetTextPerfMetrics();
params.featureValueLookup = aPresContext->GetFontFeatureValuesLookup();
RefPtr<nsFontMetrics> fm = aPresContext->GetMetricsFor(font, params); // Set the font if it is an unicode table or if the same family name has // been found. constbool shouldSetFont = [&] { if (aGlyphTable == &gGlyphTableList->mUnicodeTable) { returntrue;
}
// 2. See if there are any glyphs of the appropriate size. // Returns true if the size is OK, false to keep searching. // Always updates the char if a better match is found. bool nsMathMLChar::StretchEnumContext::TryVariants(
nsGlyphTable* aGlyphTable, RefPtr<gfxFontGroup>* aFontGroup, const StyleFontFamilyList& aFamilyList) { // Use our stretchy ComputedStyle now that stretching is in progress
ComputedStyle* sc = mChar->mComputedStyle;
nsFont font = sc->StyleFont()->mFont;
NormalizeDefaultFont(font, mFontSizeInflation);
// start at size = 1 (size = 0 is the char at its normal size)
int32_t size = 1;
nsGlyphCode ch;
nscoord displayOperatorMinHeight = 0; if (largeopOnly) {
NS_ASSERTION(isVertical, "Stretching should be in the vertical direction");
ch = aGlyphTable->BigOf(mDrawTarget, oneDevPixel, *aFontGroup, uchar,
isVertical, 0); if (ch.IsGlyphID()) {
RefPtr<gfxFont> mathFont = aFontGroup->get()->GetFirstMathFont(); // For OpenType MATH fonts, we will rely on the DisplayOperatorMinHeight // to select the right size variant. Note that the value is sometimes too // small so we use kLargeOpFactor/kIntegralFactor as a minimum value. if (mathFont) {
displayOperatorMinHeight = mathFont->MathTable()->Constant(
gfxMathTable::DisplayOperatorMinHeight, oneDevPixel);
RefPtr<gfxTextRun> textRun =
aGlyphTable->MakeTextRun(mDrawTarget, oneDevPixel, *aFontGroup, ch);
nsBoundingMetrics bm = MeasureTextRun(mDrawTarget, textRun.get()); float largeopFactor = kLargeOpFactor; if (nsMathMLOperators::IsIntegralOperator(mChar->mData)) { // integrals are drawn taller
largeopFactor = kIntegralFactor;
}
nscoord minHeight = largeopFactor * (bm.ascent + bm.descent); if (displayOperatorMinHeight < minHeight) {
displayOperatorMinHeight = minHeight;
}
}
}
} #ifdef NOISY_SEARCH
printf(" searching in %s ...\n", NS_LossyConvertUTF16toASCII(aFamily).get()); #endif while ((ch = aGlyphTable->BigOf(mDrawTarget, oneDevPixel, *aFontGroup, uchar,
isVertical, size))
.Exists()) { if (!mChar->SetFontFamily(mPresContext, aGlyphTable, ch, aFamilyList, font,
aFontGroup)) { // if largeopOnly is set, break now if (largeopOnly) { break;
}
++size; continue;
}
RefPtr<gfxTextRun> textRun =
aGlyphTable->MakeTextRun(mDrawTarget, oneDevPixel, *aFontGroup, ch);
nsBoundingMetrics bm = MeasureTextRun(mDrawTarget, textRun.get()); if (ch.IsGlyphID()) {
RefPtr<gfxFont> mathFont = aFontGroup->get()->GetFirstMathFont(); if (mathFont) { // MeasureTextRun should have set the advance width to the right // bearing for OpenType MATH fonts. We now subtract the italic // correction, so that nsMathMLmmultiscripts will place the scripts // correctly. // Note that STIX-Word does not provide italic corrections but its // advance widths do not match right bearings. // (http://sourceforge.net/p/stixfonts/tracking/50/)
gfxFloat italicCorrection =
mathFont->MathTable()->ItalicsCorrection(ch.glyphID); if (italicCorrection) {
bm.width -= NSToCoordRound(italicCorrection * oneDevPixel); if (bm.width < 0) {
bm.width = 0;
}
}
}
}
if (largeopOnly ||
IsSizeBetter(charSize, bestSize, mTargetSize, mStretchHint)) {
mGlyphFound = true; if (maxWidth) { // IsSizeBetter() checked that charSize < maxsize; // Leave ascent, descent, and bestsize as these contain maxsize. if (mBoundingMetrics.width < bm.width) {
mBoundingMetrics.width = bm.width;
} if (mBoundingMetrics.leftBearing > bm.leftBearing) {
mBoundingMetrics.leftBearing = bm.leftBearing;
} if (mBoundingMetrics.rightBearing < bm.rightBearing) {
mBoundingMetrics.rightBearing = bm.rightBearing;
} // Continue to check other sizes unless largeopOnly
haveBetter = largeopOnly;
} else {
mBoundingMetrics = bm;
haveBetter = true;
bestSize = charSize;
mChar->mGlyphs[0] = std::move(textRun);
mChar->mDraw = DRAW_VARIANT;
} #ifdef NOISY_SEARCH
printf(" size:%d Current best\n", size); #endif
} else { #ifdef NOISY_SEARCH
printf(" size:%d Rejected!\n", size); #endif if (haveBetter) { break; // Not making an futher progress, stop searching
}
}
// If this a largeop only operator, we stop if the glyph is large enough. if (largeopOnly && (bm.ascent + bm.descent) >= displayOperatorMinHeight) { break;
}
++size;
}
// 3. Build by parts. // Returns true if the size is OK, false to keep searching. // Always updates the char if a better match is found. bool nsMathMLChar::StretchEnumContext::TryParts(
nsGlyphTable* aGlyphTable, RefPtr<gfxFontGroup>* aFontGroup, const StyleFontFamilyList& aFamilyList) { // Use our stretchy ComputedStyle now that stretching is in progress
nsFont font = mChar->mComputedStyle->StyleFont()->mFont;
NormalizeDefaultFont(font, mFontSizeInflation);
// Compute the bounding metrics of all partial glyphs
RefPtr<gfxTextRun> textRun[4];
nsGlyphCode chdata[4];
nsBoundingMetrics bmdata[4];
nscoord sizedata[4];
for (int32_t i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
nsGlyphCode ch = aGlyphTable->ElementAt(mDrawTarget, oneDevPixel,
*aFontGroup, uchar, isVertical, i);
chdata[i] = ch; if (ch.Exists()) { if (!mChar->SetFontFamily(mPresContext, aGlyphTable, ch, aFamilyList,
font, aFontGroup)) { returnfalse;
}
textRun[i] =
aGlyphTable->MakeTextRun(mDrawTarget, oneDevPixel, *aFontGroup, ch);
nsBoundingMetrics bm = MeasureTextRun(mDrawTarget, textRun[i].get());
bmdata[i] = bm;
sizedata[i] = isVertical ? bm.ascent + bm.descent
: bm.rightBearing - bm.leftBearing;
} else { // Null glue indicates that a rule will be drawn, which can stretch to // fill any space.
textRun[i] = nullptr;
bmdata[i] = nsBoundingMetrics();
sizedata[i] = i == 3 ? mTargetSize : 0;
}
}
// For the Unicode table, we check that all the glyphs are actually found and // come from the same font. if (aGlyphTable == &gGlyphTableList->mUnicodeTable) {
gfxFont* unicodeFont = nullptr; for (int32_t i = 0; i < 4; i++) { if (!textRun[i]) { continue;
} if (textRun[i]->GetLength() != 1 ||
textRun[i]->GetCharacterGlyphs()[0].IsMissing()) { returnfalse;
}
uint32_t numGlyphRuns; const gfxTextRun::GlyphRun* glyphRuns =
textRun[i]->GetGlyphRuns(&numGlyphRuns); if (numGlyphRuns != 1) { returnfalse;
} if (!unicodeFont) {
unicodeFont = glyphRuns[0].mFont;
} elseif (unicodeFont != glyphRuns[0].mFont) { returnfalse;
}
}
}
// Build by parts if we have successfully computed the // bounding metrics of all parts.
nscoord computedSize =
ComputeSizeFromParts(mPresContext, chdata, sizedata, mTargetSize);
if (!IsSizeBetter(computedSize, currentSize, mTargetSize, mStretchHint)) { #ifdef NOISY_SEARCH
printf(" Font %s Rejected!\n",
NS_LossyConvertUTF16toASCII(fontName).get()); #endif returnfalse; // to next table
}
#ifdef NOISY_SEARCH
printf(" Font %s Current best!\n",
NS_LossyConvertUTF16toASCII(fontName).get()); #endif
// The computed size is the best we have found so far... // now is the time to compute and cache our bounding metrics if (isVertical) {
int32_t i; // Try and find the first existing part and then determine the extremal // horizontal metrics of the parts. for (i = 0; i <= 3 && !textRun[i]; i++) {
;
} if (i == 4) {
NS_ERROR("Cannot stretch - All parts missing"); returnfalse;
}
nscoord lbearing = bmdata[i].leftBearing;
nscoord rbearing = bmdata[i].rightBearing;
nscoord width = bmdata[i].width;
i++; for (; i <= 3; i++) { if (!textRun[i]) { continue;
}
lbearing = std::min(lbearing, bmdata[i].leftBearing);
rbearing = std::max(rbearing, bmdata[i].rightBearing);
width = std::max(width, bmdata[i].width);
} if (maxWidth) {
lbearing = std::min(lbearing, mBoundingMetrics.leftBearing);
rbearing = std::max(rbearing, mBoundingMetrics.rightBearing);
width = std::max(width, mBoundingMetrics.width);
}
mBoundingMetrics.width = width; // When maxWidth, updating ascent and descent indicates that no characters // larger than this character's minimum size need to be checked as they // will not be used.
mBoundingMetrics.ascent = bmdata[0].ascent; // not used except with descent // for height
mBoundingMetrics.descent = computedSize - mBoundingMetrics.ascent;
mBoundingMetrics.leftBearing = lbearing;
mBoundingMetrics.rightBearing = rbearing;
} else {
int32_t i; // Try and find the first existing part and then determine the extremal // vertical metrics of the parts. for (i = 0; i <= 3 && !textRun[i]; i++) {
;
} if (i == 4) {
NS_ERROR("Cannot stretch - All parts missing"); returnfalse;
}
nscoord ascent = bmdata[i].ascent;
nscoord descent = bmdata[i].descent;
i++; for (; i <= 3; i++) { if (!textRun[i]) { continue;
}
ascent = std::max(ascent, bmdata[i].ascent);
descent = std::max(descent, bmdata[i].descent);
}
mBoundingMetrics.width = computedSize;
mBoundingMetrics.ascent = ascent;
mBoundingMetrics.descent = descent;
mBoundingMetrics.leftBearing = 0;
mBoundingMetrics.rightBearing = computedSize;
}
mGlyphFound = true; if (maxWidth) { returnfalse; // Continue to check other sizes
}
// reset
mChar->mDraw = DRAW_PARTS; for (int32_t i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
mChar->mGlyphs[i] = std::move(textRun[i]);
mChar->mBmData[i] = bmdata[i];
}
// Returns true iff stretching succeeded with the given family. // This is called for each family, whether it exists or not. bool nsMathMLChar::StretchEnumContext::EnumCallback( const StyleSingleFontFamily& aFamily, void* aData) {
StretchEnumContext* context = static_cast<StretchEnumContext*>(aData);
// for comparisons, force use of unquoted names
StyleFontFamilyList family; if (aFamily.IsFamilyName()) {
family = StyleFontFamilyList::WithOneUnquotedFamily(
nsAtomCString(aFamily.AsFamilyName().name.AsAtom()));
}
// Check font family if it is not a generic one // We test with the kNullGlyph
ComputedStyle* sc = context->mChar->mComputedStyle;
nsFont font = sc->StyleFont()->mFont;
NormalizeDefaultFont(font, context->mFontSizeInflation);
RefPtr<gfxFontGroup> fontGroup; if (!aFamily.IsGeneric() &&
!context->mChar->SetFontFamily(context->mPresContext, nullptr, kNullGlyph,
family, font, &fontGroup)) { returnfalse; // Could not set the family
}
// Determine the glyph table to use for this font.
UniquePtr<nsOpenTypeTable> openTypeTable;
nsGlyphTable* glyphTable; if (aFamily.IsGeneric()) { // This is a generic font, use the Unicode table.
glyphTable = &gGlyphTableList->mUnicodeTable;
} else { // If the font contains an Open Type MATH table, use it.
RefPtr<gfxFont> font = fontGroup->GetFirstValidFont();
openTypeTable = nsOpenTypeTable::Create(font); if (openTypeTable) {
glyphTable = openTypeTable.get();
} elseif (StaticPrefs::mathml_stixgeneral_operator_stretching_disabled()) {
glyphTable = &gGlyphTableList->mUnicodeTable;
} else { // Otherwise try to find a .properties file corresponding to that font // family or fallback to the Unicode table.
glyphTable = gGlyphTableList->GetGlyphTableFor(
nsAtomCString(aFamily.AsFamilyName().name.AsAtom()));
}
}
if (!openTypeTable) { if (context->mTablesTried.Contains(glyphTable)) { returnfalse; // already tried this one
}
// Only try this table once.
context->mTablesTried.AppendElement(glyphTable);
}
// If the unicode table is being used, then search all font families. If a // special table is being used then the font in this family should have the // specified glyphs. const StyleFontFamilyList& familyList =
glyphTable == &gGlyphTableList->mUnicodeTable ? context->mFamilyList
: family;
// insert math fallback families just before the first generic or at the end // when no generic present staticvoid InsertMathFallbacks(StyleFontFamilyList& aFamilyList,
nsTArray<nsCString>& aFallbacks) {
nsTArray<StyleSingleFontFamily> mergedList;
bool inserted = false; for (constauto& name : aFamilyList.list.AsSpan()) { if (!inserted && name.IsGeneric()) {
inserted = true;
AppendFallbacks(mergedList, aFallbacks);
}
mergedList.AppendElement(name);
}
if (!inserted) {
AppendFallbacks(mergedList, aFallbacks);
}
aFamilyList = StyleFontFamilyList::WithNames(std::move(mergedList));
}
nsresult nsMathMLChar::StretchInternal(
nsIFrame* aForFrame, DrawTarget* aDrawTarget, float aFontSizeInflation,
nsStretchDirection& aStretchDirection, const nsBoundingMetrics& aContainerSize,
nsBoundingMetrics& aDesiredStretchSize, uint32_t aStretchHint, // These are currently only used when // aStretchHint & NS_STRETCH_MAXWIDTH: float aMaxSize, bool aMaxSizeIsAbsolute) {
nsPresContext* presContext = aForFrame->PresContext();
// if we have been called before, and we didn't actually stretch, our // direction may have been set to NS_STRETCH_DIRECTION_UNSUPPORTED. // So first set our direction back to its instrinsic value
nsStretchDirection direction = nsMathMLOperators::GetStretchyDirection(mData);
// Set default font and get the default bounding metrics // mComputedStyle is a leaf context used only when stretching happens. // For the base size, the default font should come from the parent context
nsFont font = aForFrame->StyleFont()->mFont;
NormalizeDefaultFont(font, aFontSizeInflation);
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // 1. Check the common situations where stretching is not actually needed //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// quick return if there is nothing special about this char if ((aStretchDirection != direction &&
aStretchDirection != NS_STRETCH_DIRECTION_DEFAULT) ||
(aStretchHint & ~NS_STRETCH_MAXWIDTH) == NS_STRETCH_NONE) {
mDirection = NS_STRETCH_DIRECTION_UNSUPPORTED; return NS_OK;
}
// if no specified direction, attempt to stretch in our preferred direction if (aStretchDirection == NS_STRETCH_DIRECTION_DEFAULT) {
aStretchDirection = direction;
}
// see if this is a particular largeop or largeopOnly request bool largeop = (NS_STRETCH_LARGEOP & aStretchHint) != 0; bool stretchy = (NS_STRETCH_VARIABLE_MASK & aStretchHint) != 0; bool largeopOnly = largeop && !stretchy;
if (maxWidth) { // See if it is only necessary to consider glyphs up to some maximum size. // Set the current height to the maximum size, and set aStretchHint to // NS_STRETCH_SMALLER if the size is variable, so that only smaller sizes // are considered. targetSize from GetMaxWidth() is 0. if (stretchy) { // variable size stretch - consider all sizes < maxsize
aStretchHint =
(aStretchHint & ~NS_STRETCH_VARIABLE_MASK) | NS_STRETCH_SMALLER;
}
// Use NS_MATHML_DELIMITER_FACTOR to allow some slightly larger glyphs as // maxsize is not enforced exactly. if (aMaxSize == NS_MATHML_OPERATOR_SIZE_INFINITY) {
aDesiredStretchSize.ascent = nscoord_MAX;
aDesiredStretchSize.descent = 0;
} else {
nscoord height = aDesiredStretchSize.ascent + aDesiredStretchSize.descent; if (height == 0) { if (aMaxSizeIsAbsolute) {
aDesiredStretchSize.ascent =
NSToCoordRound(aMaxSize / NS_MATHML_DELIMITER_FACTOR);
aDesiredStretchSize.descent = 0;
} // else: leave height as 0
} else { float scale = aMaxSizeIsAbsolute ? aMaxSize / height : aMaxSize;
scale /= NS_MATHML_DELIMITER_FACTOR;
aDesiredStretchSize.ascent =
NSToCoordRound(scale * aDesiredStretchSize.ascent);
aDesiredStretchSize.descent =
NSToCoordRound(scale * aDesiredStretchSize.descent);
}
}
}
if (!maxWidth && !largeop) { // Doing Stretch() not GetMaxWidth(), // and not a largeop in display mode; we're done if size fits if ((targetSize <= 0) || ((isVertical && charSize >= targetSize) ||
IsSizeOK(charSize, targetSize, aStretchHint))) {
done = true;
}
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // 2/3. Search for a glyph or set of part glyphs of appropriate size //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
bool glyphFound = false;
if (!done) { // normal case // Use the css font-family but add preferred fallback fonts.
font = mComputedStyle->StyleFont()->mFont;
NormalizeDefaultFont(font, aFontSizeInflation);
// really shouldn't be doing things this way but for now // insert fallbacks into the list
AutoTArray<nsCString, 16> mathFallbacks;
nsAutoCString value;
gfxPlatformFontList* pfl = gfxPlatformFontList::PlatformFontList();
pfl->Lock(); if (pfl->GetFontPrefs()->LookupName("serif.x-math"_ns, value)) {
gfxFontUtils::ParseFontList(value, mathFallbacks);
} if (pfl->GetFontPrefs()->LookupNameList("serif.x-math"_ns, value)) {
gfxFontUtils::ParseFontList(value, mathFallbacks);
}
pfl->Unlock();
InsertMathFallbacks(font.family.families, mathFallbacks);
#ifdef NOISY_SEARCH
nsAutoString fontlistStr;
font.fontlist.ToString(fontlistStr, false, true);
printf( "Searching in " % s " for a glyph of appropriate size for: 0x%04X:%c\n",
NS_ConvertUTF16toUTF8(fontlistStr).get(), mData[0], mData[0] & 0x00FF); #endif
StretchEnumContext enumData(this, presContext, aDrawTarget,
aFontSizeInflation, aStretchDirection,
targetSize, aStretchHint, aDesiredStretchSize,
font.family.families, glyphFound);
enumData.mTryParts = !largeopOnly;
for (const StyleSingleFontFamily& name :
font.family.families.list.AsSpan()) { if (StretchEnumContext::EnumCallback(name, &enumData)) { if (name.IsNamedFamily(u"STIXGeneral"_ns)) {
AutoTArray<nsString, 1> params{
u"https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Mozilla/" "MathML_Project/Fonts"_ns};
aForFrame->PresContext()->Document()->WarnOnceAbout(
dom::DeprecatedOperations::
eMathML_DeprecatedStixgeneralOperatorStretching, false, params);
} break;
}
}
}
if (!maxWidth) { // Now, we know how we are going to draw the char. Update the member // variables accordingly.
mUnscaledAscent = aDesiredStretchSize.ascent;
}
if (glyphFound) { return NS_OK;
}
// We did not find a size variant or a glyph assembly to stretch this // operator. Verify whether a font with an OpenType MATH table is available // and record missing math script otherwise.
gfxMissingFontRecorder* MFR = presContext->MissingFontRecorder();
RefPtr<gfxFont> firstMathFont = fm->GetThebesFontGroup()->GetFirstMathFont(); if (MFR && !firstMathFont) {
MFR->RecordScript(intl::Script::MATHEMATICAL_NOTATION);
}
// If the scale_stretchy_operators option is disabled, we are done. if (!Preferences::GetBool("mathml.scale_stretchy_operators.enabled", true)) { return NS_OK;
}
// stretchy character if (stretchy) { if (isVertical) { float scale = std::min(
kMaxScaleFactor, float(aContainerSize.ascent + aContainerSize.descent) /
(aDesiredStretchSize.ascent + aDesiredStretchSize.descent)); if (!largeop || scale > 1.0) { // make the character match the desired height. if (!maxWidth) {
mScaleY *= scale;
}
aDesiredStretchSize.ascent *= scale;
aDesiredStretchSize.descent *= scale;
}
} else { float scale = std::min(
kMaxScaleFactor, float(aContainerSize.rightBearing - aContainerSize.leftBearing) /
(aDesiredStretchSize.rightBearing -
aDesiredStretchSize.leftBearing)); if (!largeop || scale > 1.0) { // make the character match the desired width. if (!maxWidth) {
mScaleX *= scale;
}
aDesiredStretchSize.leftBearing *= scale;
aDesiredStretchSize.rightBearing *= scale;
aDesiredStretchSize.width *= scale;
}
}
}
// We do not have a char variant for this largeop in display mode, so we // apply a scale transform to the base char. if (largeop) { float scale; float largeopFactor = kLargeOpFactor;
// increase the width if it is not largeopFactor times larger // than the initial one. if ((aDesiredStretchSize.rightBearing - aDesiredStretchSize.leftBearing) <
largeopFactor * (initialSize.rightBearing - initialSize.leftBearing)) {
scale =
(largeopFactor *
(initialSize.rightBearing - initialSize.leftBearing)) /
(aDesiredStretchSize.rightBearing - aDesiredStretchSize.leftBearing); if (!maxWidth) {
mScaleX *= scale;
}
aDesiredStretchSize.leftBearing *= scale;
aDesiredStretchSize.rightBearing *= scale;
aDesiredStretchSize.width *= scale;
}
// increase the height if it is not largeopFactor times larger // than the initial one. if (nsMathMLOperators::IsIntegralOperator(mData)) { // integrals are drawn taller
largeopFactor = kIntegralFactor;
} if ((aDesiredStretchSize.ascent + aDesiredStretchSize.descent) <
largeopFactor * (initialSize.ascent + initialSize.descent)) {
scale = (largeopFactor * (initialSize.ascent + initialSize.descent)) /
(aDesiredStretchSize.ascent + aDesiredStretchSize.descent); if (!maxWidth) {
mScaleY *= scale;
}
aDesiredStretchSize.ascent *= scale;
aDesiredStretchSize.descent *= scale;
}
}
// Record the metrics
mBoundingMetrics = aDesiredStretchSize;
return rv;
}
// What happens here is that the StretchInternal algorithm is used but // modified by passing the NS_STRETCH_MAXWIDTH stretch hint. That causes // StretchInternal to return horizontal bounding metrics that are the maximum // that might be returned from a Stretch. // // In order to avoid considering widths of some characters in fonts that will // not be used for any stretch size, StretchInternal sets the initial height // to infinity and looks for any characters smaller than this height. When a // character built from parts is considered, (it will be used by Stretch for // any characters greater than its minimum size, so) the height is set to its
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