%D \module
%D   [       file=font-mat,
%D        version=2011.01.13, % (copied fron font-ini)
%D          title=\CONTEXT\ Font Macros,
%D       subtitle=Symbolic Access,
%D         author=Hans Hagen,
%D           date=\currentdate,
%D      copyright={PRAGMA ADE \& \CONTEXT\ Development Team}]
%C
%C This module is part of the \CONTEXT\ macro||package and is
%C therefore copyrighted by \PRAGMA. See mreadme.pdf for
%C details.

\writestatus{loading}{ConTeXt Font Macros / Symbolic Access}

\unprotect

%D \macros
%D   {getglyph, symbolicfont}
%D
%D Individual glyphs can be accessed by using
%D
%D \starttyping
%D \getglyph{fontname}{character}
%D \stoptyping
%D
%D This macro is used in for instance the symbol modules and as one can see, it does
%D obey the small and even smaller sizes. The \type {\symbolicfont} macro can be
%D used to switch to a font named \type {fontname} (see \type {cont-log} and \type
%D {symb-eur} for examples of symbolic definitions.

\def\v_font_string_a
  {\ifx\fontstyle\s!rm \s!Serif \orelse
   \ifx\fontstyle\s!ss \s!Sans  \orelse
   \ifx\fontstyle\s!tt \s!Mono  \else
                       \s!Serif \fi}

\def\v_font_string_b
  {\ifx\fontstyle\s!rm \s!Regular \orelse
   \ifx\fontstyle\s!ss \s!Support \orelse
   \ifx\fontstyle\s!tt \s!Type    \else
                       \s!Serif   \fi}

\def\v_font_string_c
  {\ifx\fontalternative\s!bf \s!Bold        \orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!sl \s!Slanted     \orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!it \s!Italic      \orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!bs \s!BoldSlanted \orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!bi \s!BoldItalic  \fi}

\let\v_font_string_d\s!Serif % default fontstyle (will be redefined in type-ini)

\definefontsynonym
  [CurrentFont]
  [\noexpand\v_font_string_a\noexpand\v_font_string_c]

% potential generalization:
%
% \letvalue{\??fontfile:t:\s!rm}\s!Serif
% \letvalue{\??fontfile:t:\s!ss}\s!Sans
% \letvalue{\??fontfile:t:\s!tt}\s!Mono
%
% \letvalue{\??fontfile:a:\s!rm}\s!Regular
% \letvalue{\??fontfile:a:\s!ss}\s!Support
% \letvalue{\??fontfile:a:\s!tt}\s!Type
%
% \letvalue{\??fontfile:s:\s!bf}\s!Bold
% \letvalue{\??fontfile:s:\s!sl}\s!Slanted
% \letvalue{\??fontfile:s:\s!it}\s!Italic
% \letvalue{\??fontfile:s:\s!bs}\s!BoldSlanted
% \letvalue{\??fontfile:s:\s!bi}\s!BoldItalic
%
% \def\v_font_string_a{\executeifdefined{\??fontfile:t:\fontstyle}\s!Serif}
% \def\v_font_string_a{\executeifdefined{\??fontfile:t:\fontstyle}\s!Serif}
% \def\v_font_string_b{\executeifdefined{\??fontfile:a:\fontstyle}\s!Serif}
% \def\v_font_string_c{\executeifdefined{\??fontfile:s:\fontstyle}\empty}
% \def\v_font_string_d{\executeifdefined{\??fontfile:t:\csname\??typescriptdefaultstyles\fontclass\endcsname}\s!Serif}

%D \macros
%D   {fontstylesuffix}
%D
%D The next macro is used to map non latin fontnames on fonts. See \type
%D {font-uni} for an example of its use.

\def\fontstylesuffix% why the \s!Regular ? see \getglyph
  {\ifx\fontalternative\s!tf     \s!Regular \orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!bf        \s!Bold \orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!sl     \s!Slanted \orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!it      \s!Italic \orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!bs \s!BoldSlanted \orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!bi  \s!BoldItalic \orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!sc        \s!Caps \else
                                 \s!Regular \fi}

\def\glyphfontfile#base% appends
  {#base%
   \ifcsname\??fontfile#base\v_font_string_a\v_font_string_c\endcsname
     \v_font_string_a\v_font_string_c
   \orelse\ifcsname\??fontfile#base\v_font_string_b\v_font_string_c\endcsname
     \v_font_string_b\v_font_string_c
   \orelse\ifcsname\??fontfile#base\v_font_string_a\endcsname
     \v_font_string_a
   \orelse\ifcsname\??fontfile#base\v_font_string_b\endcsname
     \v_font_string_b
   \orelse\ifcsname\??fontfile#base\v_font_string_c\endcsname
     \v_font_string_c
   \fi}

%D The next macro can be used to make decisions based on the shape:

\def\doifelseitalic#yes#nop%
  {\ifx\fontalternative\s!sl#yes\orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!it#yes\orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!bs#yes\orelse
   \ifx\fontalternative\s!bi#yes\else#nop\fi}

\let\doifitalicelse\doifelseitalic

%D For an example of usage of the following command, see \type {cont-log.tex}.
%D
%D \starttyping
%D \def\symbolicfont#specification{\definedfont[\glyphfontfile{#specification} sa *]}
%D \stoptyping
%D
%D Since we know what scaling it to be applied, we can implement a much faster
%D alternative:

\installcorenamespace{symbolfont}

\let\thedefinedfont\relax

\def\setscaledstyledsymbolicfont#1#2#3% quite a slowdown, glyphfontfile
  {\edef\askedsymbolfont{\truefontname{\glyphfontfile{#3}} at \the\dimexpr#2\dimexpr\currentfontbodyscale\dimexpr#1}%
   \ifcsname\??symbolfont\askedsymbolfont\endcsname
     \lastnamedcs
   \else
     \font_basics_define_symbolic_font
   \fi}

\def\setscaleddirectsymbolicfont#1#2#3% quite a slowdown, glyphfontfile
  {\edef\askedsymbolfont{\truefontname{#3} at \the\dimexpr#2\dimexpr\currentfontbodyscale\dimexpr#1}%
   \ifcsname\??symbolfont\askedsymbolfont\endcsname
     \lastnamedcs
   \else
     \font_basics_define_symbolic_font
   \fi}

\def\setstyledsymbolicfont#fontname% quite a slowdown, glyphfontfile
  {\edef\askedsymbolfont{\truefontname{\glyphfontfile{#fontname}} at \the\dimexpr\currentfontbodyscale\dimexpr\fontbody}%
   \ifcsname\??symbolfont\askedsymbolfont\endcsname
     \lastnamedcs
   \else
     \font_basics_define_symbolic_font
   \fi}

\def\setdirectsymbolicfont#fontname%
  {\edef\askedsymbolfont{\truefontname{#fontname} at \the\dimexpr\currentfontbodyscale\dimexpr\fontbody}%
   \ifcsname\??symbolfont\askedsymbolfont\endcsname
     \lastnamedcs
   \else
     \font_basics_define_symbolic_font
   \fi}

\def\font_basics_define_symbolic_font
  {\definefont[currentsymbolfont][\askedsymbolfont]%
   \currentsymbolfont
   \expandafter\glet\csname\??symbolfont\askedsymbolfont\endcsname\lastrawfontcall}

\unexpanded\def\getnamedglyphstyled#fontname#character{{\setstyledsymbolicfont{#fontname}\clf_fontchar{#character}}}
\unexpanded\def\getnamedglyphdirect#fontname#character{{\setdirectsymbolicfont{#fontname}\clf_fontchar{#character}}}
\unexpanded\def\getglyphstyled     #fontname#character{{\setstyledsymbolicfont{#fontname}\doifelsenumber{#character}\char\donothing#character}}
\unexpanded\def\getglyphdirect     #fontname#character{{\setdirectsymbolicfont{#fontname}\doifelsenumber{#character}\char\donothing#character}}
\unexpanded\def\resolvedglyphstyled#fontname#character{{\setstyledsymbolicfont{#fontname}\clf_tochar{#character}}}
\unexpanded\def\resolvedglyphdirect#fontname#character{{\setdirectsymbolicfont{#fontname}\clf_tochar{#character}}}

% this one is wrong:

\unexpanded\def\getscaledglyph#scale#name#content%
  {{\setscaledstyledsymbolicfont\fontbody{#scale}{#name}\doifelsenumber{#content}\char\donothing#content}}

\let\getglyph         \getglyphstyled               % old
\let\getrawglyph      \getglyphdirect               % old
\let\symbolicsizedfont\setscaledstyledsymbolicfont  % old
\let\symbolicfont     \setstyledsymbolicfont        % old

\unexpanded\def\symbolicscaledfont{\setsscaledstyledsymbolicfont\fontbody}
\unexpanded\def\symbolicscaledfont{\setscaledstyledsymbolicfont\fontbody}

%D The last implementation of \type {\getglyph} permits definitions like:
%D
%D \starttyping
%D \definefontsynonym [EuroSans]            [eurose]
%D \definefontsynonym [EuroSansBold]        [euroseb]
%D \definefontsynonym [EuroSansItalic]      [eurosei]
%D \definefontsynonym [EuroSansSlanted]     [eurosei]
%D \definefontsynonym [EuroSansBoldItalic]  [eurosebi]
%D \definefontsynonym [EuroSansBoldSlanted] [eurosebi]
%D
%D \definesymbol [euro] [\getglyph{Euro}{\char160}]
%D
%D \def\euro{\symbol[euro]}
%D \stoptyping
%D
%D These definitions guarantee that the next calls work okay:
%D
%D \starttyping
%D \ss \tf\euro \bf\euro \sla\euro \itd\euro \bs\euro \bic\euro
%D \stoptyping
%D
%D The shape as well as the size is adapted to the current environment.

%D \macros
%D   {setfont}
%D
%D Every now and then we want to define a font directly, for instance when we
%D typeset title pages. The next macro saves some typing:

\unexpanded\def\setfont% geen \font_helpers_set_font mogelijk
  {\afterassignment\font_basics_set_font\font\nextfont=}

\def\font_basics_set_font
  {\nextfont\setupinterlinespace}% hm, we need to use \setuplocalinterlinespace

%D One can call this macro as:
%D
%D \starttyping
%D \setfont cmr10 at 60pt
%D \stoptyping
%D
%D After which the font is active and the baselines and struts are set.

%D \macros{doiffontcharelse}

\unexpanded\def\doifelsefontchar#specification#unicode% this could be a direct lua call
  {\begingroup
   \font_basics_define_font_without_parameters{thedefinedfont}{#specification}%
   \iffontchar\font#unicode\relax
     \endgroup\expandafter\firstoftwoarguments
   \else
     \endgroup\expandafter\secondoftwoarguments
   \fi}

\let\doiffontcharelse\doifelsefontchar

\protect \endinput
