ryanoasis · Finii · Dec 2, 2021 · Dec 6, 2021 · Dec 7, 2021 · Dec 7, 2021
diff --git a/bin/scripts/name_parser/FontnameParser.py b/bin/scripts/name_parser/FontnameParser.py
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+#!/usr/bin/env python
+# coding=utf8
+
+import re
+from FontnameTools import FontnameTools
+
+class FontnameParser:
+    """Parse a font name and generate all kinds of names"""
+
+    def __init__(self, filename):
+        """Parse a font filename and store the results"""
+        self.parse_ok = False
+        self.for_windows = False
+        self.use_short_families = (False, False) # ( camelcase name, short styles )
+        self.keep_regular_in_family = False
+        self.suppress_preferred_if_identical = True
+        self.fullname_suff = ''
+        self.fontname_suff = ''
+        self.family_suff = ''
+        self.name_subst = []
+        [ self.parse_ok, self._basename, self.weight_token, self.style_token, self.other_token, self.rest ] = FontnameTools.parse_font_name(filename)
+        self.basename = self._basename
+        self.add_name_substitution_table(FontnameTools.SIL_TABLE)
+
+    def _make_ps_mame(self, n):
+        """Helper to limit font name length in PS names"""
+        if self.for_windows and len(n) > 31:
+            print('Shortening too long PS family name')
+            return n[:31]
+        return n
+
+    def set_for_windows(self, for_windows):
+        """Create slightly different names, suitable for Windows use"""
+        self.for_windows = for_windows
+        return self
+
+    def set_keep_regular_in_family(self, keep):
+        """Familyname may contain 'Regular' where it should normally be suppressed"""
+        self.keep_regular_in_family = keep
+
+    def set_suppress_preferred(self, suppress):
+        """Suppress ID16/17 if it is identical to ID1/2 (True is default)"""
+        self.suppress_preferred_if_identical = suppress
+
+    def inject_suffix(self, fullname, fontname, family):
+        """Add a custom additonal string that shows up in the resulting names"""
+        self.fullname_suff = fullname.strip()
+        self.fontname_suff = fontname.replace(' ', '')
+        self.family_suff = family.strip()
+        return self
+        # font-patcher behavior:
+        #   verboseSuff  = "Nerd Font"
+        #   shortSuff    = win ? "NF" : "Nerd Font"
+        #   verboseSuff += "Plus Font Awesome"
+        #   shortSuff   += "A"
+        # OR when complete:
+        #   shortSuff    = "Nerd Font Complete"
+        #   verboseSuff  = "Nerd Font Complete"
+        # AND
+        #   shortSuff   += "M"
+        #   verboseSuff += "Mono"
+        #
+        # fullname += verboseSuff
+        # fontname += shortSuff
+        # if win familyname += "NF"
+        # else   familyname += "Nerd Font"
+        # if win fullname += "Windows Compatible"
+        # if !win familyname += "Mono"
+        #
+        # THUS:
+        # fontname => shortSuff
+        # fullname => verboseSuff {{ we do the following already: }} + win ? "Windows Compatible" : ""
+        # family => win ? "NF" : "Nerd Font" + mono ? "Mono" : ""
+
+    def enable_short_families(self, camelcase_name, prefix):
+        """Enable short styles in Family when (original) font name starts with prefix; enable CamelCase basename in (Typog.) Family"""
+        # camelcase_name is boolean
+        # prefix is either a string or False
+        self.use_short_families = ( camelcase_name, prefix and self._basename.startswith(prefix) )
+        return self
+
+    def add_name_substitution_table(self, table):
+        """Have some fonts renamed, takes list of tuples (regex, replacement)"""
+        # The regex will be anchored to name begin and used case insensitive
+        # Replacement can have regex matches, mind to catch the correct source case
+        self.name_subst = table
+        self.basename = self._basename
+        for regex, replacement in self.name_subst:
+            newname = re.sub('^' + regex, replacement, self._basename, 1, re.IGNORECASE)
+            if newname != self._basename:
+                self.basename = newname
+                break
+        return self
+
+    def drop_for_powerline(self):
+        """Remove 'for Powerline' from all names (can not be undone)"""
+        if 'Powerline' in self.other_token:
+            idx = self.other_token.index('Powerline')
+            self.other_token.pop(idx)
+            if idx > 0 and self.other_token[idx - 1] == 'For':
+                self.other_token.pop(idx - 1)
+        self._basename = re.sub(r'\b(for\s?)?powerline\b', '', self._basename, 1, re.IGNORECASE).strip()
+        self.basename = self._basename
+        self.add_name_substitution_table(self.name_subst) # re-evaluate
+        return self
+
+    ### Following the creation of the name parts:
+    #
+    # Relevant websites
+    # https://www.fonttutorials.com/how-to-name-font-family/
+    # https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/name#name-ids
+    # https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/os2#fss
+    # https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/head#macstyle
+
+    # Example (mind that they group 'semibold' as classic-group-of-4 Bold, while we will always only take bold as Bold):
+    # Adobe Caslon Pro Regular            ID1: Adobe Caslon Pro         ID2: Regular
+    # Adobe Caslon Pro Italic             ID1: Adobe Caslon Pro         ID2: Italic
+    # Adobe Caslon Pro Semibold           ID1: Adobe Caslon Pro         ID2: Bold           ID16: Adobe Caslon Pro    ID17: Semibold
+    # Adobe Caslon Pro Semibold Italic    ID1: Adobe Caslon Pro         ID2: Bold Italic    ID16: Adobe Caslon Pro    ID17: Semibold Italic
+    # Adobe Caslon Pro Bold               ID1: Adobe Caslon Pro Bold    ID2: Regular        ID16: Adobe Caslon Pro    ID17: Bold
+    # Adobe Caslon Pro Bold Italic        ID1: Adobe Caslon Pro Bold    ID2: Italic         ID16: Adobe Caslon Pro    ID17: Bold Italic
+
+    # fontname === preferred_family + preferred_styles
+    # fontname === family + subfamily
+    #
+    # familybase = basename + rest + other (+ suffix)
+    # ID 1/2 just have self.style in the subfamily, all the rest ends up in the family
+    # ID 16/17 have self.style and self.weight in the subfamily, the rest ends up in the family
+
+    def fullname(self):
+        """Get the SFNT Fullname (ID 4)"""
+        if self.for_windows:
+            win = 'Windows Compatible'
+        else:
+            win = ''
+        styles = self.style_token
+        weights = self.weight_token
+        if ('Regular' in styles
+                and (not self.keep_regular_in_family # User says: Regular is the normal font, so it is not mentioned
+                    or len(self.weight_token) > 0)): # This is actually a malformed font name
+            styles = list(self.style_token)
+            styles.remove('Regular')
+        # For naming purposes we want Oblique to be part of the styles
+        (weights, styles) = FontnameTools.make_oblique_style(weights, styles)
+        return FontnameTools.concat(self.basename, self.rest, self.other_token, self.fullname_suff, win, weights, styles)
+
+    def psname(self):
+        """Get the SFNT PostScriptName (ID 6)"""
+        # The name string must be no longer than 63 characters and restricted to the printable ASCII subset, codes 33 to 126,
+        # except for the 10 characters '[', ']', '(', ')', '{', '}', '<', '>', '/', '%'
+        out = ""
+        # This is almost self.family() + '-' + self.subfamily() but without short styles:
+        for c in FontnameTools.concat(self.basename, self.rest, self.other_token, self.fontname_suff) + '-' + FontnameTools.concat(self.weight_token, self.style_token):
+            if c in '[](){}<>/%':
+                continue
+            if ord(c) < 33 or ord(c) > 126:
+                continue
+            out += c
+        return out[:63]
+
+    def preferred_family(self):
+        """Get the SFNT Preferred Familyname (ID 16)"""
+        if self.suppress_preferred_if_identical and len(self.weight_token) == 0:
+            # Do not set if identical to ID 1
+            return ''
+        (short_name, _) = self.use_short_families
+        name = self.basename if not short_name else self.basename.replace(' ', '')
+        return FontnameTools.concat(name, self.rest, self.other_token, self.family_suff)
+
+    def preferred_styles(self):
+        """Get the SFNT Preferred Styles (ID 17)"""
+        styles = self.style_token
+        weights = self.weight_token
+        if self.suppress_preferred_if_identical and len(weights) == 0:
+            # Do not set if identical to ID 2
+            return ''
+        # For naming purposes we want Oblique to be part of the styles
+        (weights, styles) = FontnameTools.make_oblique_style(weights, styles)
+        return FontnameTools.concat(weights, styles)
+
+    def family(self):
+        """Get the SFNT Familyname (ID 1)"""
+        # We use the short form of the styles to save on number of chars
+        name = self.basename
+        other = self.other_token
+        weight = self.weight_token
+        (short_name, short_styles) = self.use_short_families
+        if short_styles:
+            other = FontnameTools.short_styles(other)
+            weight = FontnameTools.short_styles(weight)
+        if short_name:
+            name = self.basename.replace(' ', '')
+        return FontnameTools.concat(name, self.rest, other, self.family_suff, weight)
+
+    def subfamily(self):
+        """Get the SFNT SubFamily (ID 2)"""
+        if len(self.style_token) == 0:
+            if 'Oblique' in self.weight_token:
+                return FontnameTools.concat(self.style_token, 'Italic')
+            return 'Regular'
+        if 'Oblique' in self.weight_token and not 'Italic' in self.style_token:
+                return FontnameTools.concat(self.style_token, 'Italic')
+        return FontnameTools.concat(self.style_token)
+
+    def ps_familyname(self):
+        """Get the PS Familyname"""
+        return self._make_ps_mame(self.family())
+
+    def ps_fontname(self):
+        """Get the PS fontname"""
+        # This Adobe restriction is classically ignored
+        # if len(n) > 29:
+        #     print('Shortening too long PS fontname')
+        #     return n[:29]
+        return self._make_ps_mame(self.psname())
+
+    def macstyle(self, style):
+        """Modify a given macStyle value for current name, just bits 0 and 1 touched"""
+        b = style & (~3)
+        b |= 1 if 'Bold' in self.style_token else 0
+        b |= 2 if 'Italic' in self.style_token else 0
+        return b
+
+    def fs_selection(self, fs):
+        """Modify a given fsSelection value for current name, bits 0, 5, 6, 8, 9 touched"""
+        ITALIC = 1 << 0; BOLD = 1 << 5; REGULAR = 1 << 6; WWS = 1 << 8; OBLIQUE = 1 << 9
+        b = fs & (~(ITALIC | BOLD | REGULAR | WWS | OBLIQUE))
+        if 'Bold' in self.style_token:
+            b |= BOLD
+        # Ignore Italic if we have Oblique
+        if 'Oblique' in self.weight_token:
+            b |= OBLIQUE
+        elif 'Italic' in self.style_token:
+            b |= ITALIC
+        # Regular is just the basic weight
+        if len(self.weight_token) == 0:
+            b |= REGULAR
+        b |= WWS # We assert this by our naming process
+        return b
+
+    def rename_font(self, font):
+        """Rename the font to include all information we found (font is fontforge font object)"""
+        font.fontname = self.ps_fontname()
+        font.fullname = self.fullname()
+        font.familyname = self.ps_familyname()
+
+        # We have to work around several issues in fontforge:
+        #
+        # a. Remove some entries from SFNT table; fontforge has no API function for that
+        #
+        # b. Fontforge does not allow to set SubFamily (and other) to any value:
+        #
+        #    Fontforge lets you set any value, unless it is the default value. If it
+        #    is the default value it does not set anything. It also does not remove
+        #    a previously existing non-default value. Why it is done this way is
+        #    unclear:
+        #      fontforge/python.c SetSFNTName() line 11431
+        #        return( 1 ); /* If they set it to the default, there's nothing to do */
+        #
+        #    Then is the question: What is the default? It is taken from the
+        #    currently set fontname (??!). The fontname is parsed and everything
+        #    behind the dash is the default SubFamily:
+        #      fontforge/tottf.c DefaultTTFEnglishNames()
+        #      fontforge/splinefont.c _GetModifiers()
+        #
+        #    To fix this without touching Fontforge we need to set the SubFamily
+        #    directly in the SFNT table:
+        #
+        # c. Fontforge has the bug that it allows to write empty-string to a SFNT field
+        #    and it is actually embedded as empty string, but empty strings are not
+        #    shown if you query the sfnt_names *rolleyes*
+
+        sfnt_list = []
+        TO_DEL = ['Family', 'SubFamily', 'Fullname', 'Postscriptname', 'Preferred Family', 'Preferred Styles', 'Compatible Full']
+        for l, k, v in list(font.sfnt_names):
+            if not k in TO_DEL:
+                sfnt_list += [( l, k, v )]
+
+        sfnt_list += [( 'English (US)', 'Family', self.family() )]
+        sfnt_list += [( 'English (US)', 'SubFamily', self.subfamily() )]
+        sfnt_list += [( 'English (US)', 'Fullname', self.fullname() )]
+        sfnt_list += [( 'English (US)', 'PostScriptName', self.psname() )]
+
+        p_fam = self.preferred_family()
+        if len(p_fam):
+            sfnt_list += [( 'English (US)', 'Preferred Family', p_fam )]
+        p_sty = self.preferred_styles()
+        if len(p_sty):
+            sfnt_list += [( 'English (US)', 'Preferred Styles', p_sty )]
+
+        font.sfnt_names = tuple(sfnt_list)
+
+        font.macstyle = self.macstyle(font.macstyle)
+
+        # TODO: fsSelection, unfortunately fontforge does not support that directly
+        # but has some automaton to deduce it from macstyle, which means loosing information
+        # https://github.com/fontforge/fontforge/issues/2131
+        # https://github.com/jsomedon/Fix-fsSelection-bits-for-SF-fonts/blob/main/fix_fsSelection.sh
+        # Well, lets ignore it for now, as we always did ;)