Function makeNameTable

libraries/p5.js:5960–6053

(names, ltag)

}

function makeNameTable(names, ltag) {
    var nameID;
    var nameIDs = [];

    var namesWithNumericKeys = {};
    var nameTableIds = reverseDict(nameTableNames);
    for (var key in names) {
        var id = nameTableIds[key];
        if (id === undefined) {
            id = key;
        }

        nameID = parseInt(id);
        namesWithNumericKeys[nameID] = names[key];
        nameIDs.push(nameID);
    }

    var macLanguageIds = reverseDict(macLanguages);
    var windowsLanguageIds = reverseDict(windowsLanguages);

    var nameRecords = [];
    var stringPool = [];

    for (var i = 0; i < nameIDs.length; i++) {
        nameID = nameIDs[i];
        var translations = namesWithNumericKeys[nameID];
        for (var lang in translations) {
            var text = translations[lang];

            // For MacOS, we try to emit the name in the form that was introduced
            // in the initial version of the TrueType spec (in the late 1980s).
            // However, this can fail for various reasons: the requested BCP 47
            // language code might not have an old-style Mac equivalent;
            // we might not have a codec for the needed character encoding;
            // or the name might contain characters that cannot be expressed
            // in the old-style Macintosh encoding. In case of failure, we emit
            // the name in a more modern fashion (Unicode encoding with BCP 47
            // language tags) that is recognized by MacOS 10.5, released in 2009.
            // If fonts were only read by operating systems, we could simply
            // emit all names in the modern form; this would be much easier.
            // However, there are many applications and libraries that read
            // 'name' tables directly, and these will usually only recognize
            // the ancient form (silently skipping the unrecognized names).
            var macPlatform = 1;  // Macintosh
            var macLanguage = macLanguageIds[lang];
            var macScript = macLanguageToScript[macLanguage];
            var macEncoding = getEncoding(macPlatform, macScript, macLanguage);
            var macName = encode.MACSTRING(text, macEncoding);
            if (macName === undefined) {
                macPlatform = 0;  // Unicode
                macLanguage = ltag.indexOf(lang);
                if (macLanguage < 0) {
                    macLanguage = ltag.length;
                    ltag.push(lang);
                }

                macScript = 4;  // Unicode 2.0 and later
                macName = encode.UTF16(text);