static inline std::pair<GlyphData, GlyphPage*> glyphDataAndPageForNonCJKCharacterWithGlyphOrientation(UChar32 character, NonCJKGlyphOrientation orientation, GlyphData& data, GlyphPage* page, unsigned pageNumber)
{
if (orientation == NonCJKGlyphOrientationUpright || shouldIgnoreRotation(character)) {
RefPtr<SimpleFontData> uprightFontData = data.fontData->uprightOrientationFontData();
GlyphPageTreeNode* uprightNode = GlyphPageTreeNode::getRootChild(uprightFontData.get(), pageNumber);
GlyphPage* uprightPage = uprightNode->page();
if (uprightPage) {
GlyphData uprightData = uprightPage->glyphDataForCharacter(character);
// If the glyphs are the same, then we know we can just use the horizontal glyph rotated vertically to be upright.
if (data.glyph == uprightData.glyph)
return std::make_pair(data, page);
// The glyphs are distinct, meaning that the font has a vertical-right glyph baked into it. We can't use that
// glyph, so we fall back to the upright data and use the horizontal glyph.
if (uprightData.fontData)
return std::make_pair(uprightData, uprightPage);
}
} else if (orientation == NonCJKGlyphOrientationVerticalRight) {
RefPtr<SimpleFontData> verticalRightFontData = data.fontData->verticalRightOrientationFontData();
GlyphPageTreeNode* verticalRightNode = GlyphPageTreeNode::getRootChild(verticalRightFontData.get(), pageNumber);
GlyphPage* verticalRightPage = verticalRightNode->page();
if (verticalRightPage) {
GlyphData verticalRightData = verticalRightPage->glyphDataForCharacter(character);
// If the glyphs are distinct, we will make the assumption that the font has a vertical-right glyph baked
// into it.
if (data.glyph != verticalRightData.glyph)
return std::make_pair(data, page);
// The glyphs are identical, meaning that we should just use the horizontal glyph.
if (verticalRightData.fontData)
return std::make_pair(verticalRightData, verticalRightPage);
}
}
return std::make_pair(data, page);
}
static GlyphData glyphDataForNonCJKCharacterWithGlyphOrientation(UChar32 character, NonCJKGlyphOrientation orientation, const GlyphData& data)
{
if (orientation == NonCJKGlyphOrientationUpright || shouldIgnoreRotation(character)) {
GlyphData uprightData = data.font->uprightOrientationFont()->glyphDataForCharacter(character);
// If the glyphs are the same, then we know we can just use the horizontal glyph rotated vertically to be upright.
if (data.glyph == uprightData.glyph)
return data;
// The glyphs are distinct, meaning that the font has a vertical-right glyph baked into it. We can't use that
// glyph, so we fall back to the upright data and use the horizontal glyph.
if (uprightData.font)
return uprightData;
} else if (orientation == NonCJKGlyphOrientationVerticalRight) {
GlyphData verticalRightData = data.font->verticalRightOrientationFont()->glyphDataForCharacter(character);
// If the glyphs are distinct, we will make the assumption that the font has a vertical-right glyph baked
// into it.
if (data.glyph != verticalRightData.glyph)
return data;
// The glyphs are identical, meaning that we should just use the horizontal glyph.
if (verticalRightData.font)
return verticalRightData;
}
return data;
}