/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE comp_font.incl.pl1 */ /* Fonts already loaded into the compose (pdir) database */ /* format: style2,ind2,ll79,dclind4,idind15,comcol41,linecom */ dcl 1 fnttbldata aligned based (const.fnttbldata_ptr), 2 count fixed bin, /* number of fonts loaded */ 2 ndx fixed bin, /* index of current font */ 2 medsel_ptr ptr, /* -> media select table */ 2 ptr (100) ptr; /* 100 fonts should be plenty! */ dcl fnttbl_ptr ptr init (null); dcl 1 fnttbl aligned based (fnttbl_ptr), 2 min_wsp fixed bin, /* min wordspace - in strokes */ 2 avg_wsp fixed bin, /* nominal wordspace - in strokes */ 2 max_wsp fixed bin, /* max wordspace - in strokes */ 2 rel_units fixed bin, /* stroke value for this font */ 2 siztbl_ptr ptr, /* -> loaded size table */ 2 entry /* stack entry for this font */ like fntstk_entry, ( /* for each font character */ 2 devfnt fixed bin, /* font in the device */ 2 replptr ptr, /* replacement string ptrs */ 2 units fixed bin, /* width in strokes */ 2 white bit (1) unal /* white space flags */ ) dimension (0:511); dcl repl_str_ptr ptr; /* replacement strings */ dcl 1 repl_str based (repl_str_ptr), 2 len fixed bin (35), 2 str char (256); dcl replstr char (256) var based (repl_str_ptr); /* media select strings */ /* (indexed on fnttbldata.ndx) */ dcl medsel (100) char (12) based (fnttbldata.medsel_ptr); dcl 1 siztbl based (fnttbl.siztbl_ptr), 2 ct fixed bin, /* number of sizes */ 2 size (siztbl.ct) fixed bin (31); /* This is the storage referred by family.member_r in comp_dvt If member.count is 1 and member.name(1) is null, then the font is a 'bachelor'. The font stack will hold the family/member names which were used to originally get to the font. When a bachelor is accessed, the member name will remain but the bachelor flag will be set to tell any displayers not to include it. %FontName% will contain either "family" or "family/member" depending on the setting of the bachelor switch. */ dcl member_ptr ptr; dcl 1 member based (member_ptr), 2 count fixed bin, /* # members present */ 2 e (member.count), /* members defined for this device */ 3 font_r bit (18) unal, /* font character table relptr */ 3 size_r bit (18) aligned, /* point size list relptr */ 3 Scalex fixed bin (35), /* X (hor) scaling * 1e8 - FUTURE */ 3 Scaley fixed bin (35), /* Y (ver) scaling * 1e8 - FUTURE */ 3 name char (32); /* member name */ /* Storage referred by member.font_r */ dcl font_ptr ptr; dcl 1 font based (font_ptr), ( 2 oput_r, /* offset of output data array */ 2 units_r /* offset of width array */ ) bit (18) aligned, 2 rel_units fixed bin, /* stroke value for this table */ 2 footsep char (1), /* footref separator */ 2 fill char (3), 2 min_wsp fixed bin, /* min wordspace */ 2 avg_wsp fixed bin, /* nominal wordspace */ 2 max_wsp fixed bin; /* max wordspace */ /* storage referred by font.units_r */ dcl units_ptr ptr; /* width in strokes */ dcl units (0:511) fixed bin based (units_ptr); /* media select table in the device table */ dcl medsel_table_ptr ptr; dcl 1 medsel_table based (medsel_table_ptr), 2 count fixed bin, 2 ref_r (medsel_table.count) bit (18) aligned; /* storage referred by font.oput_r */ dcl oput_p ptr; dcl 1 oput based (oput_p), 2 data_ct fixed bin, /* highest char defined */ 2 e (0:oput.data_ct), 3 which /* index into view array */ fixed bin (17) unal, 3 what_r /* output string */ bit (18) unal; /* storage referred by member.size_r */ dcl sizel_p ptr; dcl 1 sizel based (sizel_p),/* list of allowed point sizes */ 2 val_ct fixed bin, 2 val (sizel.val_ct) fixed bin (31); /* storage referred by oput.what_r */ dcl medchar_sel_p ptr; /* MediaChar select string */ dcl 1 medchar_sel based (medchar_sel_p), 2 str_l fixed bin, 2 str char (medchar_sel.str_l); dcl medchar char (medchar_sel.str_l) var based (medchar_sel_p); dcl med_sel_p ptr; /* media select string */ dcl 1 med_sel based (med_sel_p), 2 str_l fixed bin, 2 str char (med_sel.str_l); /* END INCLUDE FILE comp_font.incl.pl1 */ */ ----------------------------------------------------------- Historical Background This edition of the Multics software materials and documentation is provided and donated to Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Group Bull including Bull HN Information Systems Inc. as a contribution to computer science knowledge. 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