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Python
566 lines
18 KiB
Python
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# pyglet
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# Copyright (c) 2006-2008 Alex Holkner
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# Copyright (c) 2008-2020 pyglet contributors
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# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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"""
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Query system Windows fonts with pure Python.
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Public domain work by anatoly techtonik <techtonik@gmail.com>
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Use MIT License if public domain doesn't make sense for you.
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The task: Get monospace font for an application in the order of
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preference.
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A problem: Font ID in Windows is its name. Windows doesn't provide
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any information about filenames they contained in. From two different
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files with the same font name you can get only one.
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Windows also doesn't have a clear concept of _generic font family_
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familiar from CSS specification. Here is how fontquery maps Windows
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LOGFONT properties to generic CSS font families:
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serif - (LOGFONT.lfPitchAndFamily >> 4) == FF_ROMAN
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sans-serif - (LOGFONT.lfPitchAndFamily >> 4) == FF_SWISS
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cursive - (LOGFONT.lfPitchAndFamily >> 4) == FF_SCRIPT
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fantasy - (LOGFONT.lfPitchAndFamily >> 4) == FF_DECORATIVE
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monospace - (lf.lfPitchAndFamily & 0b11) == FIXED_PITCH
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NOTE: ATM, May 2015, the Microsoft documentation related to monospace
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is misleading due to poor wording:
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- FF_MODERN in the description of LOGFONT structure tells
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"Fonts with constant stroke width (monospace), with or without serifs.
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Monospace fonts are usually modern.
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Pica, Elite, and CourierNew are examples.
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"
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Stroke width is the 'pen width', not glyph width. It should read
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"Fonts with constant stroke width, with or without serifs.
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Monospace fonts are usually modern, but not all modern are monospace
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"
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PYGLET NOTE:
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Examination of all fonts in a windows xp machine shows that all fonts
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with
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fontentry.vector and fontentry.family != FF_DONTCARE
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are rendered fine.
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Use cases:
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[x] get the list of all available system font names
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[ ] get the list of all fonts for generic family
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[ ] get the list of all fonts for specific charset
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[ ] check if specific font is available
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Considerations:
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- performance of querying all system fonts is not measured
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- Windows doesn't allow to get filenames of the fonts, so if there
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are two fonts with the same name, one will be missing
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MSDN:
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If you request a font named Palatino, but no such font is available
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on the system, the font mapper will substitute a font that has similar
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attributes but a different name.
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[ ] check if font chosen by the system has required family
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To get the appropriate font, call EnumFontFamiliesEx with the
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desired font characteristics in the LOGFONT structure, then retrieve the
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appropriate typeface name and create the font using CreateFont or
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CreateFontIndirect.
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"""
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DEBUG = False
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__all__ = ['have_font', 'font_list']
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__version__ = '0.3'
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__url__ = 'https://bitbucket.org/techtonik/fontquery'
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# -- INTRO: MAINTAIN CACHED FONTS DB --
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# [ ] make it Django/NDB style model definition
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class FontEntry:
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"""
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Font classification.
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Level 0:
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- name
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- vector (True if font is vector, False for raster fonts)
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- format: ttf | ...
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"""
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def __init__(self, name, vector, format, monospace, family):
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self.name = name
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self.vector = vector
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self.format = format
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self.monospace = monospace
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self.family = family
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# List of FontEntry objects
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FONTDB = []
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# -- CHAPTER 1: GET ALL SYSTEM FONTS USING EnumFontFamiliesEx FROM GDI --
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"""
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Q: Why GDI? Why not GDI+?
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A: Wikipedia:
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Because of the additional text processing and resolution independence
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capabilities in GDI+, text rendering is performed by the CPU [2] and it
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is nearly an order of magnitude slower than in hardware accelerated GDI.[3]
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Chris Jackson published some tests indicating that a piece of text
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rendering code he had written could render 99,000 glyphs per second in GDI,
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but the same code using GDI+ rendered 16,600 glyphs per second.
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"""
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import ctypes
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from ctypes import wintypes
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user32 = ctypes.windll.user32
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gdi32 = ctypes.windll.gdi32
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# --- define necessary data structures from wingdi.h
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# for calling ANSI functions of Windows API (end with A) TCHAR is
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# defined as single char, for Unicode ones (end witn W) it is WCHAR
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CHAR = ctypes.c_char # Python 2.7 compatibility
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TCHAR = CHAR
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BYTE = ctypes.c_ubyte # http://bugs.python.org/issue16376
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# charset codes for LOGFONT structure
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ANSI_CHARSET = 0
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ARABIC_CHARSET = 178
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BALTIC_CHARSET = 186
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CHINESEBIG5_CHARSET = 136
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DEFAULT_CHARSET = 1
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# - charset for current system locale -
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# means function can be called several times
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# for the single font (for each charset)
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EASTEUROPE_CHARSET = 238
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GB2312_CHARSET = 134
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GREEK_CHARSET = 161
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HANGUL_CHARSET = 129
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HEBREW_CHARSET = 177
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JOHAB_CHARSET = 130
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MAC_CHARSET = 77
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OEM_CHARSET = 255 # OS dependent system charset
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RUSSIAN_CHARSET = 204
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SHIFTJIS_CHARSET = 128
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SYMBOL_CHARSET = 2
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THAI_CHARSET = 222
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TURKISH_CHARSET = 162
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VIETNAMESE_CHARSET = 163
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# build lookup dictionary to get charset name from its code
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CHARSET_NAMES = {}
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for (name, value) in locals().copy().items():
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if name.endswith('_CHARSET'):
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CHARSET_NAMES[value] = name
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# font pitch constants ('fixed pitch' means 'monospace')
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DEFAULT_PITCH = 0
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FIXED_PITCH = 1
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VARIABLE_PITCH = 2
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# Windows font family constants
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FF_DONTCARE = 0 # Don't care or don't know
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FF_ROMAN = 1 # with serifs, proportional
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FF_SWISS = 2 # w/out serifs, proportional
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FF_MODERN = 3 # constant stroke width
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FF_SCRIPT = 4 # handwritten
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FF_DECORATIVE = 5 # novelty
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class LOGFONT(ctypes.Structure):
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# EnumFontFamiliesEx examines only 3 fields:
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# - lfCharSet
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# - lfFaceName - empty string enumerates one font in each available
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# typeface name, valid typeface name gets all fonts
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# with that name
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# - lfPitchAndFamily - must be set to 0 [ ]
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_fields_ = [
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('lfHeight', wintypes.LONG),
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# value > 0 specifies the largest size of *char cell* to match
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# char cell = char height + internal leading
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# value = 0 makes matched use default height for search
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# value < 0 specifies the largest size of *char height* to match
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('lfWidth', wintypes.LONG),
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# average width also in *logical units*, which are pixels in
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# default _mapping mode_ (MM_TEXT) for device
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('lfEscapement', wintypes.LONG),
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# string baseline rotation in tenths of degrees
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('lfOrientation', wintypes.LONG),
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# character rotation in tenths of degrees
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('lfWeight', wintypes.LONG),
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# 0 through 1000 400 is normal, 700 is bold, 0 is default
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('lfItalic', BYTE),
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('lfUnderline', BYTE),
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('lfStrikeOut', BYTE),
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('lfCharSet', BYTE),
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# ANSI_CHARSET, BALTIC_CHARSET, ... - see *_CHARSET constants above
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('lfOutPrecision', BYTE),
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# many constants how the output must match height, width, pitch etc.
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# OUT_DEFAULT_PRECIS
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# [ ] TODO
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('lfClipPrecision', BYTE),
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# how to clip characters, no useful properties, leave default value
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# CLIP_DEFAULT_PRECIS
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('lfQuality', BYTE),
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# ANTIALIASED_QUALITY
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# CLEARTYPE_QUALITY
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# DEFAULT_QUALITY
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# DRAFT_QUALITY
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# NONANTIALIASED_QUALITY
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# PROOF_QUALITY
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('lfPitchAndFamily', BYTE),
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# DEFAULT_PITCH
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# FIXED_PITCH - authoritative for monospace
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# VARIABLE_PITCH
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# stacked with any of
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# FF_DECORATIVE - novelty
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# FF_DONTCARE - default font
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# FF_MODERN - stroke width ('pen width') near constant
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# FF_ROMAN - proportional (variable char width) with serifs
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# FF_SCRIPT - handwritten
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# FF_SWISS - proportional without serifs
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('lfFaceName', TCHAR * 32)]
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# typeface name of the font - null-terminated string
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class FONTSIGNATURE(ctypes.Structure):
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# supported code pages and Unicode subranges for the font
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# needed for NEWTEXTMETRICEX structure
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_fields_ = [
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('sUsb', wintypes.DWORD * 4), # 128-bit Unicode subset bitfield (USB)
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('sCsb', wintypes.DWORD * 2)] # 64-bit, code-page bitfield (CPB)
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class NEWTEXTMETRIC(ctypes.Structure):
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# physical font attributes for True Type fonts
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# needed for NEWTEXTMETRICEX structure
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_fields_ = [
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('tmHeight', wintypes.LONG),
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('tmAscent', wintypes.LONG),
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('tmDescent', wintypes.LONG),
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('tmInternalLeading', wintypes.LONG),
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('tmExternalLeading', wintypes.LONG),
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('tmAveCharWidth', wintypes.LONG),
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('tmMaxCharWidth', wintypes.LONG),
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('tmWeight', wintypes.LONG),
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('tmOverhang', wintypes.LONG),
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('tmDigitizedAspectX', wintypes.LONG),
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('tmDigitizedAspectY', wintypes.LONG),
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('mFirstChar', TCHAR),
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('mLastChar', TCHAR),
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('mDefaultChar', TCHAR),
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('mBreakChar', TCHAR),
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('tmItalic', BYTE),
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('tmUnderlined', BYTE),
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('tmStruckOut', BYTE),
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('tmPitchAndFamily', BYTE),
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('tmCharSet', BYTE),
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('tmFlags', wintypes.DWORD),
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('ntmSizeEM', wintypes.UINT),
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('ntmCellHeight', wintypes.UINT),
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('ntmAvgWidth', wintypes.UINT)]
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class NEWTEXTMETRICEX(ctypes.Structure):
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# physical font attributes for True Type fonts
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# needed for FONTENUMPROC callback function
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_fields_ = [
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('ntmTm', NEWTEXTMETRIC),
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('ntmFontSig', FONTSIGNATURE)]
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# type for a function that is called by the system for
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# each font during execution of EnumFontFamiliesEx
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FONTENUMPROC = ctypes.WINFUNCTYPE(
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ctypes.c_int, # return non-0 to continue enumeration, 0 to stop
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ctypes.POINTER(LOGFONT),
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ctypes.POINTER(NEWTEXTMETRICEX),
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wintypes.DWORD, # font type, a combination of
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# DEVICE_FONTTYPE
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# RASTER_FONTTYPE
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# TRUETYPE_FONTTYPE
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wintypes.LPARAM
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)
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# When running 64 bit windows, some types are not 32 bit, so Python/ctypes guesses wrong
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gdi32.EnumFontFamiliesExA.argtypes = [
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wintypes.HDC,
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ctypes.POINTER(LOGFONT),
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FONTENUMPROC,
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wintypes.LPARAM,
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wintypes.DWORD]
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def _enum_font_names(logfont, textmetricex, fonttype, param):
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"""callback function to be executed during EnumFontFamiliesEx
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call for each font name. it stores names in global variable
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"""
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global FONTDB
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lf = logfont.contents
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name = lf.lfFaceName.decode('utf-8')
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# detect font type (vector|raster) and format (ttf)
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# [ ] use Windows constant TRUETYPE_FONTTYPE
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if fonttype & 4:
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vector = True
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fmt = 'ttf'
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else:
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vector = False
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# [ ] research Windows raster format structure
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fmt = 'unknown'
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pitch = lf.lfPitchAndFamily & 0b11
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family = lf.lfPitchAndFamily >> 4
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# [ ] check FIXED_PITCH, VARIABLE_PITCH and FF_MODERN
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# combination
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#
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# FP T NM 400 CHARSET: 0 DFKai-SB
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# FP T NM 400 CHARSET: 136 DFKai-SB
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# FP T NM 400 CHARSET: 0 @DFKai-SB
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# FP T NM 400 CHARSET: 136 @DFKai-SB
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# VP T M 400 CHARSET: 0 OCR A Extended
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monospace = (pitch == FIXED_PITCH)
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charset = lf.lfCharSet
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FONTDB.append(FontEntry(name, vector, fmt, monospace, family))
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if DEBUG:
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info = ''
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if pitch == FIXED_PITCH:
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info += 'FP '
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elif pitch == VARIABLE_PITCH:
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info += 'VP '
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else:
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info += ' '
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# [ ] check exact fonttype values meaning
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info += '%s ' % {0: 'U', 1: 'R', 4: 'T'}[fonttype]
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if monospace:
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info += 'M '
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else:
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info += 'NM '
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style = [' '] * 3
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if lf.lfItalic:
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style[0] = 'I'
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if lf.lfUnderline:
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style[1] = 'U'
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if lf.lfStrikeOut:
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style[2] = 'S'
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info += ''.join(style)
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info += ' %s' % lf.lfWeight
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# if pitch == FIXED_PITCH:
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if 1:
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print('%s CHARSET: %3s %s' % (info, lf.lfCharSet, lf.lfFaceName))
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return 1 # non-0 to continue enumeration
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enum_font_names = FONTENUMPROC(_enum_font_names)
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# --- /define
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# --- prepare and call EnumFontFamiliesEx
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def query(charset=DEFAULT_CHARSET):
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"""
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Prepare and call EnumFontFamiliesEx.
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query()
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- return tuple with sorted list of all available system fonts
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query(charset=ANSI_CHARSET)
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- return tuple sorted list of system fonts supporting ANSI charset
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"""
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global FONTDB
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# 1. Get device context of the entire screen
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hdc = user32.GetDC(None)
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# 2. Call EnumFontFamiliesExA (ANSI version)
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# 2a. Call with empty font name to query all available fonts
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# (or fonts for the specified charset)
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#
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# NOTES:
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#
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# * there are fonts that don't support ANSI charset
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# * for DEFAULT_CHARSET font is passed to callback function as
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# many times as charsets it supports
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# [ ] font name should be less than 32 symbols with terminating \0
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# [ ] check double purpose - enumerate all available font names
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# - enumerate all available charsets for a single font
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# - other params?
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logfont = LOGFONT(0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, charset, 0, 0, 0, 0, b'\0')
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FONTDB = [] # clear cached FONTDB for enum_font_names callback
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res = gdi32.EnumFontFamiliesExA(
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hdc, # handle to device context
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ctypes.byref(logfont),
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enum_font_names, # pointer to callback function
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0, # lParam - application-supplied data
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0) # dwFlags - reserved = 0
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# res here is the last value returned by callback function
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# 3. Release DC
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user32.ReleaseDC(None, hdc)
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return FONTDB
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# --- Public API ---
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def have_font(name, refresh=False):
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"""
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Return True if font with specified `name` is present. The result
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of querying system font names is cached. Set `refresh` parameter
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to True to purge cache and reload font information.
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"""
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if not FONTDB or refresh:
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query()
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if any(f.name == name for f in FONTDB):
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return True
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else:
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return False
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def font_list(vector_only=False, monospace_only=False):
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"""Return list of system installed font names."""
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if not FONTDB:
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query()
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fonts = FONTDB
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if vector_only:
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fonts = [f for f in fonts if f.vector]
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if monospace_only:
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fonts = [f for f in fonts if f.monospace]
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return sorted([f.name for f in fonts])
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# TODO: move this into tests/
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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import sys
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if sys.argv[1:] == ['debug']:
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DEBUG = True
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if sys.argv[1:] == ['test'] or DEBUG:
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print('Running tests..')
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# test have_font (Windows)
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test_arial = have_font('Arial')
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print('Have font "Arial"? %s' % test_arial)
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print('Have font "missing-one"? %s' % have_font('missing-one'))
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# test cache is not rebuilt
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FONTDB = [FontEntry('stub', False, '', False, FF_MODERN)]
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assert (have_font('Arial') != test_arial)
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# test cache is rebiult
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assert (have_font('Arial', refresh=True) == test_arial)
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if not DEBUG:
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sys.exit()
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if sys.argv[1:] == ['vector']:
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fonts = font_list(vector_only=True)
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elif sys.argv[1:] == ['mono']:
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fonts = font_list(monospace_only=True)
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elif sys.argv[1:] == ['vector', 'mono']:
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fonts = font_list(vector_only=True, monospace_only=True)
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else:
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fonts = font_list()
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print('\n'.join(fonts))
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if DEBUG:
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print("Total: %s" % len(font_list()))
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# -- CHAPTER 2: WORK WITH FONT DIMENSIONS --
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#
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# Essential info about font metrics http://support.microsoft.com/kb/32667
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# And about logical units at http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/fonts.html
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# x. Convert desired font size from points into logical units (pixels)
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# By default logical for the screen units are pixels. This is defined
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# by default MM_TEXT mapping mode.
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# Point is ancient unit of measurement for physical size of a font.
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# 10pt is equal to 3.527mm. To make sure a char on screen has physical
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# size equal to 3.527mm, we need to know display size to calculate how
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# many pixels are in 3.527mm, and then fetch font that best matches
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# this size.
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# Essential info about conversion http://support.microsoft.com/kb/74299
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# x.1 Get pixels per inch using GetDeviceCaps() or ...
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# -- CHAPTER 3: LAYERED FONT API --
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#
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# y. Font object with several layers of info
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# Font object should contains normalized font information. This
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# information is split according to usage. For example, level 0 property
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# is font id - its name. Level 1 can be information about loaded font
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# characters - in pyglet it could be cached/used glyphs and video memory
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# taken by those glyphs.
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# [ ] (pyglet) investigate if it is possible to get video memory size
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# occupied by the font glyphs
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# [ ] (pyglet) investigate if it is possible to unload font from video
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# memory if its unused
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