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%!
% Copyright (C) 2001 Masatake YAMATO, Taiji Yamada and gs-cjk project
%
% This file is part of GNU Ghostscript.
%
% GNU Ghostscript is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
% WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY. No author or distributor accepts responsibility
% to anyone for the consequences of using it or for whether it serves any
% particular purpose or works at all, unless he says so in writing. Refer
% to the GNU General Public License for full details.
%
% Everyone is granted permission to copy, modify and redistribute GNU
% Ghostscript, but only under the conditions described in the GNU General
% Public License. A copy of this license is supposed to have been given
% to you along with GNU Ghostscript so you can know your rights and
% responsibilities. It should be in a file named COPYING. Among other
% things, the copyright notice and this notice must be preserved on all
% copies.
% $Id: CIDFnmap,v 1.1.4.1 2002/04/02 14:47:42 mpsuzuki Exp $
% CIDFnmap - sample CID-keyed font catalog for Ghostscript.
% ----------------------------------------------------------------
% This file is a catalog of CID-keyed fonts, TrueType fonts (TTF), and also
% TrueType Collection fonts (TTC) known to Ghostscript.
%
% There are two ways to make a CID-keyed font loaded automatically when named:
% C1. Put the CID-keyed font as a resource file to /Resource/CIDFont(*1).
% (*1) A path concatenated with GenericResourceDir defined in
% gs_res.ps and "CIDFont". The default value of GenericResourceDir
% is "/Resource/".
% C2. Put the CID-keyed font file to Ghostscript's font path(*2)
% and write an entry for the CID-keyed font to this catalog.
% (*2) Somewhere in Ghostscript font search path, which is generally
% /usr/local/share/ghostscript/fonts. See output of `gs -h` or Use.htm,
% Ghostscript's document.
%
% There are two ways to make a TrueType font loaded automatically when named:
% T1. Write a wrapper script file for the TrueType font and put the
% wrapper file to /Resource/CIDFont. The wrapper has to translate a
% TrueType font file to Type 2 CID-keyed on demand. Some examples of the
% wrapper file named "CIDFontName" as follows:
%
% (e1) TTF translated to Type 2 CID-keyed font
% %!PS-Adobe-3.0 Resource-CIDFont
% %%BeginResource: CIDFont (CIDFontName)
% /CIDFontName (filename.ttf) .openttcidfont
% dup length dict begin {def} forall currentdict end
% /CIDFont defineresource pop
% %%EndResource
% %%EOF
%
% (e2) TTC with an index translated to Type 2 CID-keyed font
% %!PS-Adobe-3.0 Resource-CIDFont
% %%BeginResource: CIDFont (CIDFontName)
% /CIDFontName (filename.ttc) 2 .openttcidfont
% dup length dict begin {def} forall currentdict end
% /CIDFont defineresource pop
% %%EndResource
% %%EOF
%
% (e3) TTC with an index and a name of RO(Registry-Ordering)-Code
% %!PS-Adobe-3.0 Resource-CIDFont
% %%BeginResource: CIDFont (CIDFontName)
% /CIDFontName (filename.ttc) 2 /Adobe-GB1-Unicode .openttcidfont
% dup length dict begin {def} forall currentdict end
% /CIDFont defineresource pop
% %%EndResource
% %%EOF
%
% for details about the names of RO-Code written in (e3), see below.
%
% T2. Put the CID-keyed font file to Ghostscript's font path(*2)
% and write an entry for the TrueType font to this catalog.
% The Syntax of CIDFnmap is very similar to Fontmap.
% Each CID-keyed font has an entry consisting of three items:
%
% i1. The name by which the CID-keyed font is known inside Ghostscript
% (a Ghostscript name preceded by a `/', or a string enclosed
% in parentheses). This is used to find the file from which
% a font of a given name should be loaded.
%
% i2. Information depending on whether this is a real CID-keyed font or a
% CID-keyed font alias:
%
% - For real CID-keyed fonts, the name of the CID-keyed font
% file (a Ghostscript string, enclosed in parentheses).
% The filename should include the extension if the CID-keyed font
% name has.
%
% - For CID-keyed font aliases, the name of the CID font
% which should be used when this one is requested,
% preceded by a `/'. Note that an alias name cannot be enclosed
% in parentheses.
%
% i3. At least one space or tab, and a terminating semicolon.
%
% Each CID-keyed font has an entry consisting of three essential items and
% two optional items. The three essential items are the same to the items of
% CID-keyed Font. Two optional items are put between i2 and i3.
% Two optional items are:
%
% i4. the number that specifies TTC font index
%
% i5. the name of CIDs mapping to Codes
% ``The kind of CIDs mapping to Codes'' is listed as follows:
%
% <RO-Code> <Comment>
% /Adobe-CNS1-Big5 Traditional Chinese, for Big5 TrueType fonts
% /Adobe-CNS1-Unicode Traditional Chinese, for Unicode TrueType fonts
% /Adobe-CNS1 Traditional Chinese, for TrueType fonts (*3)
% /Adobe-GB1-PRC Simplified Chinese, for PRC TrueType fonts
% /Adobe-GB1-Unicode Simplified Chinese, for Unicode TrueType fonts
% /Adobe-GB1 Simplified Chinese, for TrueType fonts (*3)
% /Adobe-Japan1-ShiftJIS Japanese, for ShiftJIS TrueType fonts
% /Adobe-Japan1-Unicode Japanese, for Unicode TrueType fonts
% /Adobe-Japan1 Japanese, for TrueType fonts (*3)
% /Adobe-Japan2-Unicode JIS Supplement, for Unicode TrueType fonts
% /Adobe-Japan2 JIS Supplement, for TrueType fonts (*3)
% /Adobe-Korea1-Johab Korean, for Johab TrueType fonts
% /Adobe-Korea1-Unicode Korean, for Unicode TrueType fonts
% /Adobe-Korea1-Wansung Korean, for Wansung TrueType fonts
% /Adobe-Korea1 Korean, for TrueType fonts (*3)
% (*3) Code is automatically detected by cmap table of a TrueType file.
% If an optional item for the kind of mapping is omitted, then
% Code of TTF and RO(Registry-Ordering) of CIDFont are automatically
% detected by OS/2 table and cmap table of TTF, respectively.
% Like Fontmap, .runlibfile is used in CIDFnmap to include other CIDFnmaps.
% The following table is actually a Ghostscript data structure.
% If you add new entries, be sure to copy the punctuation accurately;
% in particular, you must leave at least one space or tab between each
% field in the entry.
%(CIDFnmap.Ore) .runlibfile
%(CIDFnmap.ARP) .runlibfile
%(CIDFnmap.Bae) .runlibfile
%(CIDFnmap.Koc) .runlibfile
%(CIDFnmap.Sol) .runlibfile
%(CIDFnmap.Win) .runlibfile
%(CIDFnmap.CJK) .runlibfile
% native CIDFontName (BIG5) in traditional Chinese
%(CIDFnmap.b5) .runlibfile
% native CIDFontName (GB2312) in simplified Chinese
%(CIDFnmap.gb) .runlibfile
% native CIDFontName (Shift_JIS) in Japanese
%(CIDFnmap.sj) .runlibfile
% native CIDFontName (euc-kr) in Korean
%(CIDFnmap.ksx) .runlibfile
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