#!/bin/sh # # TTFM's module for XFree86 X-TrueType server, both 3.3.x or 4.x. # # This script is distributed under the revised BSD license. # # For any problem reports or suggestions, please contact # Jing-Tang Keith Jang . # # Dec 9,2000 Modified for Red Hat Linux # by Chung-Yen Chang # # # Here's how X-TT and X-freetype are used in respective ttfm modules: # # X-TT: Add ${face}-0 and iso10646-1 in XLFD if supported by font. # ai(automatic italic) to set italic, ds(double strike) to set bold. # X-freetype: Add ${face}-0 and iso10646-1 in XLFD if supported by font. # X-freetype can't generate italic/oblique/bold automatically. # # The iso10646-1 counterpart will also be generated automatically. # # Global constants export PREFIX; PREFIX=/usr export X11BASE; X11BASE=/usr/X11R6 export TEMPFILE; TEMPFILE="`mktemp /tmp/ttfm.tmpXXXXXX`" export XTTFFONTPATH; XTTFFONTPATH="${X11BASE}/lib/X11/fonts/TrueType" export TTFINFOPATH; TTFINFOPATH="${PREFIX}/bin/ttfinfo" export AlIASPATTERN; ALIASPATTERN="\"added by ttfm - \$targetname - \$fontencoding\"" export DEFAULTMING_NAME; DEFAULTMING_NAME="default_ming" export DEFAULTKAI_NAME; DEFAULTKAI_NAME="default_kai" # Name & version export NAME; NAME="X-TT Font Manager" export VERSION; VERSION=0.9.1 # Who am I? print_name() { echo "$NAME $VERSION" } # Usage Usage() { echo echo "$NAME $VERSION" echo echo "Usage: $NAME [option]" echo echo " --add ... install ttf font" echo " --remove ... remove ttf font from the system" echo " --list list all ttf fonts on the system" echo " --setdefault " echo " set default font to file" echo " --setdefault_kai " echo " set default \kai font to file" echo " --setdefault_ming " echo " set default \ming font to file" echo " --help show this info" echo } # List all ttf fonts installed in $XTTFFONTPATH list_fonts() { if [ -f ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.dir ]; then echo "Installed TTF fonts:" sed -e "1d" -e "/^.*:/d" ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.dir echo else echo "No TTF fonts installed!" fi } # Remove ttf fonts remove_fonts() { for f in "$@"; do targetname=`basename $f` # Update fonts.scale rm -f $TEMPFILE if [ ! -r ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.scale ]; then touch ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.scale fi sed -e "/${targetname}/d" ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.scale > $TEMPFILE i=`cat $TEMPFILE |wc -l` sed -e "1s/[0-9]*/`expr $i - 1`/" $TEMPFILE > ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.scale # Update fonts.dir, encodings.dir is needed for the sake of xfs. if [ -r ${XTTFFONTPATH}/../encodings/large/encodings.dir ]; then mkfontdir -e ${XTTFFONTPATH}/../encodings/large $XTTFFONTPATH else mkfontdir ${XTTFFONTPATH} fi # Update fonts.alias rm -f $TEMPFILE ALIASPATTERN=`eval echo $ALIASPATTERN` sed -e "/${ALIASPATTERN}/d" ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.alias > $TEMPFILE mv -f $TEMPFILE ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.alias # Remove font files, disabled under FreeBSD. # rm -f ${XTTFFONTPATH}/${targetname} done } # This is where we do the XLFD dirty work. install_xfont() { # Set all the attributes targetname=$1 fontfoundry=$2 fontfamily=$3 fontweight=$4 fontslant=$5 fontwidth=$6 fontproperties=$7 fontencoding=$8 # Create and update fonts.scale touch ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.scale # Delete the first line, and duplicate entries if exist. # We can't use uniq(1) here, since filenames may start with numbers. sed -e "1d" ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.scale |grep -iv "${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}.*-${fontencoding}$" > $TEMPFILE echo "$targetname -${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}-${fontweight}-${fontslant}-${fontwidth}--0-0-0-0-${fontproperties}-0-${fontencoding}" >> $TEMPFILE # If it's medium-r, make a {medium,bold}-{i,r} full suite if [ "X${fontweight}" = "Xmedium" ] && [ "X${fontslant}" = "Xr" ]; then echo "ai=0.3:$targetname -${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}-medium-i-${fontwidth}--0-0-0-0-${fontproperties}-0-${fontencoding}" >> $TEMPFILE echo "ds=y:$targetname -${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}-bold-r-${fontwidth}--0-0-0-0-${fontproperties}-0-${fontencoding}" >> $TEMPFILE echo "ds=y:ai=0.3:$targetname -${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}-bold-i-${fontwidth}--0-0-0-0-${fontproperties}-0-${fontencoding}" >> $TEMPFILE fi echo `cat $TEMPFILE |wc -l` > ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.scale cat $TEMPFILE >> ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.scale # Update fonts.dir, encodings.dir is needed for the sake of xfs. if [ -r ${XTTFFONTPATH}/../encodings/large/encodings.dir ]; then mkfontdir -e ${XTTFFONTPATH}/../encodings/large $XTTFFONTPATH else mkfontdir ${XTTFFONTPATH} fi # Update fonts.alias ALIASPATTERN=`eval echo $ALIASPATTERN` touch ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.alias cp -f ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.alias ${TEMPFILE} # These numbers are from original Xtt ttfm-module and MS's font manager. for pixal in 8 9 10 11 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 \ 44 46 48 52 56 60 64 68 72; do pixal0=`expr $pixal \* 10` # Use " to wrap blank chars within fontnames echo "\"-alias${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}-${fontweight}-${fontslant}-${fontwidth}--${pixal}-${pixal0}-0-0-${fontproperties}-${pixal0}-${fontencoding}\" \"-${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}-${fontweight}-${fontslant}-${fontwidth}--${pixal}-${pixal0}-0-0-${fontproperties}-${pixal0}-${fontencoding}\" ! $ALIASPATTERN" >> $TEMPFILE # If it's medium-r, make a {medium,bold}-{i,r} full suite echo "\"-alias${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}-medium-i-${fontwidth}--${pixal}-${pixal0}-0-0-${fontproperties}-${pixal0}-${fontencoding}\" \"-${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}-medium-i-${fontwidth}--${pixal}-${pixal0}-0-0-${fontproperties}-${pixal0}-${fontencoding}\" ! $ALIASPATTERN" >> $TEMPFILE echo "\"-alias${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}-bold-r-${fontwidth}--${pixal}-${pixal0}-0-0-${fontproperties}-${pixal0}-${fontencoding}\" \"-${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}-bold-r-${fontwidth}--${pixal}-${pixal0}-0-0-${fontproperties}-${pixal0}-${fontencoding}\" ! $ALIASPATTERN" >> $TEMPFILE echo "\"-alias${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}-bold-i-${fontwidth}--${pixal}-${pixal0}-0-0-${fontproperties}-${pixal0}-${fontencoding}\" \"-${fontfoundry}-${fontfamily}-bold-i-${fontwidth}--${pixal}-${pixal0}-0-0-${fontproperties}-${pixal0}-${fontencoding}\" ! $ALIASPATTERN" >> $TEMPFILE done sort $TEMPFILE |uniq > ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.alias # Reset $ALIASPATTERN export AlIASPATTERN; ALIASPATTERN="\"added by ttfm - \$targetname - \$fontencoding\"" # Deal with xfs later #xset fp rehash #xfs restart } # # Add ttf fonts # # Installing fontfiles in FreeBSD are handled by port/package system, # so no cp/ln operations here. But it may be necessary in other OS. # add_fonts() { for addfile in $@; do targetname=`basename $addfile` # Some testings if [ ! -r $addfile ]; then continue; fi if [ ! -d $XTTFFONTPATH ]; then mkdir -p $XTTFFONTPATH; fi touch ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.dir if [ -n "`grep ^${targetname} ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.dir`" ] && [ -r ${XTTFFONTPATH}/${targetname} ]; then continue; fi if [ ! -r ${XTTFFONTPATH}/$targetname} ]; then ln -s $addfile ${XTTFFONTPATH}/$targetname fi # Now get font table entries if [ ! -x $TTFINFOPATH ]; then echo "ttfinfo not installed!" exit 1 else eval `$TTFINFOPATH -c ${XTTFFONTPATH}/${targetname}` fi # Set fontname from the filename if it's unknown. # I assume there's no ttf filename like "-----.ttf". if [ "$TTFINFO_FONT_NAME" = "unknown" ]; then TTFINFO_FONT_NAME=`echo $targetname |cut -d "." -f 1 |sed -e "s/-//g"` fi # Extract slant/property/encoding, then install. MAPNUM=1 while [ $MAPNUM -le $TTFINFO_MAPNUM ]; do eval TTFINFO_FONTMAP=\$TTFINFO_FONTMAP${MAPNUM} fontslant=`echo $TTFINFO_FONTMAP |cut -d "-" -f 5` fontproperty=`echo $TTFINFO_FONTMAP |cut -d "-" -f 12` encoding1=`echo $TTFINFO_FONTMAP |cut -d "-" -f 14` encoding2=`echo $TTFINFO_FONTMAP |cut -d "-" -f 15` fontencoding=${encoding1}-${encoding2} install_xfont "$targetname" "$TTFINFO_FOUNDRY_NAME" "$TTFINFO_FONT_NAME" $TTFINFO_WEIGHT_NAME $fontslant $TTFINFO_WIDTH $fontproperty "$fontencoding" MAPNUM=`expr $MAPNUM + 1` done # Check and install if iso10646 is supported. # We'll use 'c' font property to speed up rendering. CMAPNUM=0 while [ $CMAPNUM -lt $TTFINFO_NUMCMAP ]; do eval TTFINFO_CMAPNAME=\$TTFINFO_CMAPNAME${CMAPNUM} if [ -n "`echo $TTFINFO_CMAPNAME |grep Unicode`" ]; then fontproperty="c" fontencoding="iso10646-1" ALIASPATTERN=`eval echo $ALIASPATTERN` # LAME CODE ALERT :-) isoxlfd=`grep "^${targetname}.*-c-.*" ${XTTFFONTPATH}/fonts.dir |sed -e "s/-[a-z0-9]*-[0-9]$/-iso10646-1/" |sort |uniq |sed -e "s/^${targetname} //"` TTFINFO_FOUNDRY_NAME=`echo $isoxlfd |cut -d "-" -f 2` TTFINFO_FONT_NAME=`echo $isoxlfd |cut -d "-" -f 3` TTFINFO_WEIGHT_NAME=`echo $isoxlfd |cut -d "-" -f 4` fontslant=`echo $isoxlfd |cut -d "-" -f 5` TTFINFO_WIDTH=`echo $isoxlfd |cut -d "-" -f 6` install_xfont "$targetname" "$TTFINFO_FOUNDRY_NAME" "$TTFINFO_FONT_NAME" $TTFINFO_WEIGHT_NAME $fontslant $TTFINFO_WIDTH $fontproperty "${fontencoding}" break fi CMAPNUM=`expr $CMAPNUM + 1` done done } # # Set default font, accept kai or ming(default) only, all others will be # treated as ming. # # Like add_fonts(), I assume the font files are already in ${XTTFFONTPATH}. # But I'll leave some testings here. # # I'm not sure if -default-*-iso10646-1 should be created. # setdefault() { face=$1 fontfile=`basename $2` # Some testings if [ ! -d $XTTFFONTPATH ]; then mkdir $XTTFFONTPATH; fi if [ ! -r $2 ]; then echo "$2 does not exist!" exit 1 fi if [ ! -r ${XTTFFONTPATH}/${fontfile} ]; then ln -s $2 ${XTTFFONTPATH}/${fontfile} fi # Now get font table entries if [ ! -x $TTFINFOPATH ]; then echo "ttfinfo not installed!" exit 1 else eval `$TTFINFOPATH -c ${XTTFFONTPATH}/${fontfile}` fi # Extract slant/property/encoding, then install. i=1 while [ $i -le $TTFINFO_MAPNUM ]; do eval TTFINFO_FONTMAP=\$TTFINFO_FONTMAP${i} fontslant=`echo ${TTFINFO_FONTMAP} |cut -d "-" -f 5` fontproperty=`echo ${TTFINFO_FONTMAP} |cut -d "-" -f 12` encoding1=`echo ${TTFINFO_FONTMAP} |cut -d "-" -f 14` encoding2=`echo ${TTFINFO_FONTMAP} |cut -d "-" -f 15` fontencoding=${encoding1}-${encoding2} # Who needs default-ming-*-iso8859-1 anyway? :-) if [ $fontencoding != "big5-0" ] && [ $fontencoding != "gb2312.1980-0" ]; then i=`expr $i + 1` continue fi # Overwrite foundry & fontname fields in XLFD, and create # ${XTTFFONTPATH}/default-${kai,ming}-${big5-0,gb2312.1980-0} TTFINFO_FOUNDRY_NAME="default" if [ "$face" = "kai" ];then targetname=${DEFAULTKAI_NAME}-${fontencoding}.ttf TTFINFO_FONT_NAME="kai" else targetname=${DEFAULTMING_NAME}-${fontencoding}.ttf TTFINFO_FONT_NAME="ming" fi # Demanding users want to change default font. if [ -r ${XTTFFONTPATH}/${targetname} ]; then remove_fonts ${XTTFFONTPATH}/${targetname} rm -f ${XTTFFONTPATH}/${targetname} fi ln -sf ${XTTFFONTPATH}/${fontfile} ${XTTFFONTPATH}/${targetname} install_xfont "$targetname" "$TTFINFO_FOUNDRY_NAME" "$TTFINFO_FONT_NAME" $TTFINFO_WEIGHT_NAME $fontslant $TTFINFO_WIDTH $fontproperty "$fontencoding" i=`expr $i + 1` done } # # main program # if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then Usage exit 1 fi ARG=$1 shift 1 case $ARG in --help) Usage ;; --name) echo echo "$NAME $VERSION" echo ;; --list) list_fonts ;; --add) if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then echo "Missing font filename argument!" Usage exit 1 fi add_fonts $@ echo "Done!" ;; --remove) if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then echo "Missing font filename argument!" Usage exit 1 fi remove_fonts $@ echo "Done!" ;; --setdefault|--setdefault_ming) if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then echo "Missing font filename arguments!" Usage exit 1 elif [ $# -gt 1 ]; then echo "Only need one font filename!" Usage exit 1 fi setdefault ming $1 echo "Done!" ;; --setdefault_kai) if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then echo "Missing font filename arguments!" Usage exit 1 elif [ $# -gt 1 ]; then echo "Only need one font filename!" Usage exit 1 fi setdefault kai $1 echo "Done!" ;; *) Usage exit 1 ;; esac rm -f $TEMPFILE exit 0 # ChangeLog # # $Log: xttfm-sh.ttfm,v $ # Revision 1.3 2000/11/10 14:25:37 Keith # Log entry was added. # # * Wed Nov 8 2000 Jing-Tang Keith Jang # - Branch from xttfm.ttfm to xttfm-sh.ttfm. It's a rewritten # Bourne shell script to drop tcl dependency. # # * Wed Feb 2 2000 Yuan-Chung Cheng # - /usr/sbin/chkfontpath -q -a /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/TrueType # # * Fri Jan 7 2000 Chih-Wei Huang # - reload xfs after add & remove font # # * Mon Nov 8 1999 Yuan-Chung Cheng # - merge --setdefault_ming and --setdefault_kai proc. # # * Mon Nov 8 1999 Yuan-Chung Cheng # - --add, --setdefault, --setdefault_ming, --setdefault_kai # # * Fri Nov 5 1999 Yuan-Chung Cheng # - rewrite from ttfinst.tk to handle X fonts non-interactively #