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Issue [#2098] requires ć in the Text input tool. EXTRA_LETTERS defines cacute and its Core14 widths. LatinEncoding assigns text-specific codes, added.rs writes /Differences and encoded tex… |
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The changes implement the Add text requirement in [#2098]. Font metrics, encoding, width handling, glyph-name reading, rendering support, validation, documentation, and regression tests support that i… |
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#2098] requiresćin the Text input tool.EXTRA_LETTERSdefinescacuteand its Core14 widths.LatinEncodingassigns text-specific codes,added.rswrites/Differencesand encoded text, and glyph-name reading restores the character. The edit, automation, and UI tests cover save/reopen and commit behavior for Croatian text containingć.
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Review comments at @crates/edit/src/added.rs:
- Around line 772-782: Update the Latin encoding generation block that builds
the Differences array to also set FirstChar, LastChar, and Widths for the full
encoded code range, including codes reassigned from unused WinAnsi characters.
Populate each width from the matching Core14 glyph metrics for that code’s
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| if let Some(e) = &latin { | ||
| let mut differences = Vec::new(); | ||
| for (code, glyph) in e.differences() { | ||
| differences.push(Object::Int(i64::from(code))); | ||
| differences.push(Object::name(glyph)); | ||
| } | ||
| let mut encoding = Dict::new(); | ||
| encoding.set(b"Type".to_vec(), Object::name("Encoding")); | ||
| encoding.set(b"BaseEncoding".to_vec(), Object::name("WinAnsiEncoding")); | ||
| encoding.set(b"Differences".to_vec(), Object::Array(differences)); | ||
| font.set(b"Encoding".to_vec(), Object::Dict(encoding)); |
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Add widths for the generated standard-font encoding.
When LatinEncoding assigns č to 0x7F, the Type1 font has /Differences but no /Widths. Metrics::width(0x7F) does not resolve the Difference glyph name. It calls the code-indexed Std14::width(0x7F), gets zero for the undefined code, and falls back to /MissingWidth (zero when it is absent). Helvetica's ccaron advance is 500 units. Text-editing measurements can therefore give this character zero advance.
Add /FirstChar, /LastChar, and /Widths for the generated encoding. Cover every code in the range, including codes reassigned from unused WinAnsi characters, and use the matching Core14 glyph width for each Difference code.
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Review comment at @crates/edit/src/added.rs around lines 772 - 782:
Update the Latin encoding generation block that builds the Differences array to
also set FirstChar, LastChar, and Widths for the full encoded code range,
including codes reassigned from unused WinAnsi characters. Populate each width
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Not changing this here. The plain standard-font entries Add text already writes on main (/BaseFont /Helvetica, /Encoding /WinAnsiEncoding) carry no /FirstChar, /LastChar or /Widths either. They rely on the standard 14 exemption, and the /Differences variant keeps the same convention. Without an embedded program, viewers take each glyph's advance from their own standard-font metrics, by the glyph name /Differences gives, which is also how the codes reassigned from unused WinAnsi characters are measured. Writing /Widths for every standard-font entry would be a separate change covering both kinds.
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@mtlcl410 Thanks for clarifying. You are correct about the standard-14 exemption. /Differences does not itself require explicit /Widths. My recommendation was too prescriptive.
The internal measurement concern remains separate from viewer rendering. In crates/fonts/src/pdf.rs, Metrics::width still calls Std14::width(code) without resolving the /Differences glyph name. crates/edit/src/text.rs uses that result for text bounds and positions. Plain WinAnsi entries do not introduce this code-to-glyph mismatch.
An encoding-aware standard-font fallback in Metrics could address that concern without changing the generated font dictionaries. I accept your decision not to add explicit widths here.
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storytold#2098) č ć đ ł ő ę ď ť and the rest of Latin Extended-A are in the standard 14 text faces but not in WinAnsi, so Add text refused them (the editor box could not be committed). Such text now gets an /Encoding with /Differences naming the letters it uses, under a font name tagged by those differences; widths come from the Core14 metrics (EXTRA_LETTERS in std14_metrics.rs, re-attested) and glyph_text reads the names back. The renderer's standard-font stand-ins lack these glyphs: vendored hayro-interpret patch 26 now also builds Đ (as Ð), đ (bar) and ď ľ Ľ ť (apostrophe caron). Comma-accent letters stay refused for now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RUNQSPVXx3dDBabRZHAnjz
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🟡 Minor · Reject AddText values that exceed the Latin encoding capacity. · latin.rs:66-137
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject AddText values that exceed the Latin encoding capacity.
EXTRA_LETTERScontains 66 characters, but a text that uses every WinAnsi code leaves only 35 free codes.LatinEncoding::for_textthen returnsNone.drawfalls back towin_ansi(line), which writes each extra letter as?. Reject this case before writing.Suggested fix
if let Some(c) = undrawable { return Err(crate::undrawable(c)); } + if t.text.chars().any(|c| pdfcraft_fonts::extra_letter(c).is_some()) + && pdfcraft_fonts::first_non_latin(&t.text).is_none() + && pdfcraft_fonts::LatinEncoding::for_text(&t.text).is_none() + { + return Err(EditError::Invalid("too many extra Latin letters for one font encoding".into())); + } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 66-137: Update the AddText validation path before writing so text
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What this changes
Fixes #2098.
The problem. Edit a PDF ▸ Add text (
page_add_text) draws with the standard 14 fonts in WinAnsiEncoding. WinAnsi has codes for š ž Š Ž, but not for č ć đ or the rest of Latin Extended-A (ł ő ę ď ť ă …). On currentmain:page_add_textrefuses such text;So Croatian, Czech, Polish, Hungarian, Slovak, Slovenian and Turkish text can't be added.
Why no font needs embedding. The twelve standard text faces carry these letters (the Core14 character set:
ccaron,cacute,dcroat,lslash,ohungarumlaut, …), and every viewer supplies those faces. A simple font can reach them through an/Encodingwith/Differences(ISO 32000-2 §9.6.5.1), and viewers read them back by their standard glyph names (§9.10.2).What it does.
pdfcraft-fontsstd14_metrics.rsgetsEXTRA_LETTERS: 66 Latin Extended-A letters with their glyph names and Core14 widths in the twelve text faces.latin.rswithLatinEncodingandStd14::latin_text_width.LatinEncodinggives the extra letters a text uses codes of their own. Codes WinAnsi leaves undefined come first, then codes of WinAnsi characters the text doesn't use. The encoding is built from the text alone, so the same text always gets the same encoding.glyph_textreads these glyph names back, sotext_lines, find and Edit text see the letters. This also helps other producers' PDFs that name them.pdfcraft-edit(Add text)./Encodingis<< /BaseEncoding /WinAnsiEncoding /Differences […] >>.PCF<face>L<tag>. The tag hashes the differences, so two items with different letters never share or overwrite each other's entry in the page resources.Renderer (vendored hayro-interpret patch 26, extended). PdfCraft draws non-embedded standard fonts with PDFium's Foxit stand-ins, which have only about 230 glyphs. Patch 26 already builds most Latin Extended-A letters from base plus accent. This adds:
Before this, they drew nothing.
Message. The refusal message no longer says "only Western European characters". It is shared with headers and watermarks, which are still WinAnsi-only, so it now just names the character.
Docs. The
page_add_textdescription lists what's accepted.Not yet: the comma-accent letters (ș ț ģ ķ ļ ņ ŗ and capitals). PdfCraft's renderer doesn't draw them yet (#2914 works on the comma below), so they're still refused with the character named rather than written to show blank here.
Overlap.
mainsince 10-14. It uses the same/Differencesapproach, generalised.How you verified it
cargo fmt --all -- --check, clippy-D warningson fonts, edit, render, engine, automation and ui-egui (--all-targets) and hayro-interpret (--lib; itsextract_imagesexample doesn't build onmaineither)cargo testforpdfcraft-fonts,-edit,-render,-engine,-automation, and-ui-egui(--lib,--test content,--test editing), withCRAFT_FONTS_DIRcargo check -p pdfcraft-edit -p pdfcraft-render --target wasm32-unknown-unknowncargo xtask assets(thestd14_metrics.rshash and source line re-attested;ATTRIBUTION.mdregenerated),layers,parityAgainst MuPDF. Four samples were added with
page_add_textin Helvetica, Times, Courier and Helvetica-Bold:čćžšđ ČĆŽŠĐ Đakovo;Łódź zażółć gęślą jaźń;Ďáblice, Plzeň, ťuk, Ľubica;Győr, árvíztűrő tükörfúrógép.PdfCraft's render matches MuPDF's glyph for glyph, line breaks included, so the widths agree. Text extraction (
pdfcraft-cli text, MuPDFget_text) returns the samples exactly. A sheet of the new composite letters in all twelve faces was compared the same way.Tests:
latin::tests(fonts):central_european_letters_are_added_in_the_standard_fonts(edit):/Differences;letters_with_a_bar_or_an_apostrophe_caron_are_built_from_their_parts(render), in Helvetica, Times-Roman and Courier-Bold:page_add_text_writes_central_european_letters(automation): save, reopen andtext_linesin three faces; ș refused with U+0219.typing_central_european_letters_commits_to_page(UI): typing Croatian, Polish and Czech into Add text commits each to the page. This is the reporter's case.Mutation check: 19 mutants, 18 caught. Each mutant reverts one piece:
/Differences;The one survivor is equivalent: Đ's "accent" is Ð itself, so drawing it twice looks the same. The first run left three survivors (widths in edit, spare codes, tag). They exposed missing checks, which the tests above now have.
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std14_metrics.rs). They were generated from the same Core14 metrics the vendored renderer already carries, and the hash and source line inATTRIBUTION.tomlwere re-attested. No font program and no other asset was added.PdfCraft patch:, and patch 26 invendor/README.mddescribes it.Never-crash
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