from __future__ import annotations from collections.abc import Sequence from dataclasses import dataclass, field from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any, cast from pypdf.generic import ( ArrayObject, DictionaryObject, FloatObject, IndirectObject, NameObject, NumberObject, PdfObject, StreamObject, TextStringObject, ) from ._cmap import get_encoding from ._codecs.adobe_glyphs import adobe_glyphs from ._utils import logger_warning from .constants import FontFlags from .errors import PdfReadError if TYPE_CHECKING: from io import BytesIO from fontTools.ttLib.tables._h_e_a_d import table__h_e_a_d from fontTools.ttLib.tables._p_o_s_t import table__p_o_s_t from fontTools.ttLib.tables.O_S_2f_2 import table_O_S_2f_2 from ._writer import PdfWriter try: from fontTools.ttLib import TTFont HAS_FONTTOOLS = True except ImportError: HAS_FONTTOOLS = False # Some constants from truetype font tables that we use: HEADER_MACSTYLE_ITALIC = 0x02 OS2_FSSELECTION_ITALIC = 0x01 OS2_PANOSE_BFAMILYTYPE_SCRIPT = 3 OS2_PANOSE_BFAMILYTYPE_DECORATIVE = 4 OS2_PANOSE_BFAMILYTYPE_PICTORIAL = 5 OS2_PANOSE_BPROPORTION_MONOSPACED = 9 OS2_SFAMILYSCLASS_SCRIPTS = 10 OS2_SFAMILYSCLASS_SYMBOLIC = 12 @dataclass(frozen=True) class FontDescriptor: """ Represents the FontDescriptor dictionary as defined in the PDF specification. This contains both descriptive and metric information. The defaults are derived from the mean values of the 14 core fonts, rounded to 100. """ name: str = "Unknown" family: str = "Unknown" weight: str = "Unknown" ascent: float = 700.0 descent: float = -200.0 cap_height: float = 600.0 x_height: float = 500.0 italic_angle: float = 0.0 # Non-italic flags: int = 32 # Non-serif, non-symbolic, not fixed width bbox: tuple[float, float, float, float] = field(default_factory=lambda: (-100.0, -200.0, 1000.0, 900.0)) font_file: StreamObject | None = None def as_font_descriptor_resource(self) -> DictionaryObject: font_descriptor_resource = DictionaryObject({ NameObject("/Type"): NameObject("/FontDescriptor"), NameObject("/FontName"): NameObject(f"/{self.name}"), NameObject("/Flags"): NumberObject(self.flags), NameObject("/FontBBox"): ArrayObject([FloatObject(n) for n in self.bbox]), NameObject("/ItalicAngle"): FloatObject(self.italic_angle), NameObject("/Ascent"): FloatObject(self.ascent), NameObject("/Descent"): FloatObject(self.descent), NameObject("/CapHeight"): FloatObject(self.cap_height), NameObject("/XHeight"): FloatObject(self.x_height), }) if self.font_file: # Add the stream. For now, we assume a TrueType font (FontFile2) font_descriptor_resource[NameObject("/FontFile2")] = self.font_file return font_descriptor_resource @dataclass(frozen=True) class CoreFontMetrics: font_descriptor: FontDescriptor character_widths: dict[str, int] @dataclass class Font: """ A font object for use during text extraction and for producing text appearance streams. Attributes: name: Font name, derived from font["/BaseFont"] character_map: The font's character map encoding: Font encoding sub_type: The font type, such as Type1, TrueType, or Type3. font_descriptor: Font metrics, including a mapping of characters to widths character_widths: A mapping of characters to widths space_width: The width of a space, or an approximation interpretable: Default True. If False, the font glyphs cannot be translated to characters, e.g. Type3 fonts that do not define a '/ToUnicode' mapping. """ name: str encoding: str | dict[int, str] character_map: dict[Any, Any] = field(default_factory=dict) sub_type: str = "Unknown" font_descriptor: FontDescriptor = field(default_factory=FontDescriptor) character_widths: dict[str, int] = field(default_factory=lambda: {"default": 500}) space_width: float | int = 250 space_char: str = " " interpretable: bool = True @staticmethod def _collect_tt_t1_character_widths( pdf_font_dict: DictionaryObject, char_map: dict[Any, Any], encoding: str | dict[int, str], current_widths: dict[str, int] ) -> None: """Parses a TrueType or Type1 font's /Widths array from a font dictionary and updates character widths""" widths_array = cast(ArrayObject, pdf_font_dict["/Widths"]) first_char = pdf_font_dict.get("/FirstChar", 0) for idx, width in enumerate(widths_array): current_widths[chr(idx + first_char)] = int(width) @staticmethod def _collect_cid_character_widths( d_font: DictionaryObject, char_map: dict[Any, Any], current_widths: dict[str, int] ) -> None: """Parses the /W array from a DescendantFont dictionary and updates character widths.""" # /W width definitions have two valid formats which can be mixed and matched: # (1) A character start index followed by a list of widths, e.g. # `45 [500 600 700]` applies widths 500, 600, 700 to characters 45-47. # (2) A character start index, a character stop index, and a width, e.g. # `45 65 500` applies width 500 to characters 45-65. skip_count = 0 _w = d_font.get("/W", ArrayObject()).get_object() _w_length = len(_w) for idx, w_entry in enumerate(_w): w_entry = w_entry.get_object() if skip_count: skip_count -= 1 continue if not isinstance(w_entry, (int, float)): # We should never get here due to skip_count above. But # sometimes we do. logger_warning( "Expected numeric value for width, got %(w_entry)s. Ignoring it.", source=__name__, w_entry=w_entry, ) continue # check for format (1): `int [int int int int ...]` w_next_entry = _w[idx + 1].get_object() if idx + 1 < _w_length else None if isinstance(w_next_entry, Sequence): start_idx, width_list = w_entry, w_next_entry current_widths.update( { chr(_cidx): _width for _cidx, _width in zip( range( cast(int, start_idx), cast(int, start_idx) + len(width_list), 1, ), width_list, ) } ) skip_count = 1 # check for format (2): `int int int` elif ( isinstance(w_next_entry, (int, float)) and idx + 2 < _w_length and isinstance(_w[idx + 2].get_object(), (int, float)) ): start_idx, stop_idx, const_width = ( w_entry, w_next_entry, _w[idx + 2].get_object(), ) current_widths.update( { chr(_cidx): const_width for _cidx in range( cast(int, start_idx), cast(int, stop_idx + 1), 1 ) } ) skip_count = 2 else: # This handles the case of out of bounds (reaching the end of the width definitions # while expecting more elements). logger_warning( "Invalid font width definition. Last element: %(w_entry)s.", source=__name__, w_entry=w_entry, ) @staticmethod def _get_space_char( encoding: str | dict[int, str], character_map: dict[Any, Any], ) -> str: space_char = " " if isinstance(encoding, dict): for char_code, char_str in encoding.items(): if char_str == space_char: return chr(char_code) for glyph_id, char_str in character_map.items(): if char_str == space_char: return str(glyph_id) return space_char @staticmethod def _add_default_width(current_widths: dict[str, int], flags: int, space_char: str) -> None: if not current_widths: current_widths["default"] = 500 return if space_char in current_widths and current_widths[space_char] != 0: # Setting default to once or twice the space width, depending on fixed pitch if (flags & FontFlags.FIXED_PITCH) == FontFlags.FIXED_PITCH: current_widths["default"] = current_widths[space_char] return current_widths["default"] = int(2 * current_widths[space_char]) return # Use the average width of existing glyph widths valid_widths = [w for w in current_widths.values() if w > 0] current_widths["default"] = sum(valid_widths) // len(valid_widths) if valid_widths else 500 @staticmethod def _add_space_width( character_widths: dict[str, int], flags: int, space_char: str ) -> int: space_width = character_widths.get(space_char, 0) if space_width != 0: return space_width if (flags & FontFlags.FIXED_PITCH) == FontFlags.FIXED_PITCH: return character_widths["default"] return character_widths["default"] // 2 @staticmethod def _parse_font_descriptor(font_descriptor_obj: DictionaryObject) -> dict[str, Any]: font_descriptor_kwargs: dict[Any, Any] = {} for source_key, target_key in [ ("/FontName", "name"), ("/FontFamily", "family"), ("/FontWeight", "weight"), ("/Ascent", "ascent"), ("/Descent", "descent"), ("/CapHeight", "cap_height"), ("/XHeight", "x_height"), ("/ItalicAngle", "italic_angle"), ("/Flags", "flags"), ("/FontBBox", "bbox") ]: if source_key in font_descriptor_obj: font_descriptor_kwargs[target_key] = font_descriptor_obj[source_key] # Handle missing bbox gracefully - PDFs may have fonts without valid bounding boxes if "bbox" in font_descriptor_kwargs: bbox_tuple = tuple(map(float, font_descriptor_kwargs["bbox"])) assert len(bbox_tuple) == 4, bbox_tuple font_descriptor_kwargs["bbox"] = bbox_tuple # Find the binary stream for this font if there is one for source_key in ["/FontFile", "/FontFile2", "/FontFile3"]: if source_key in font_descriptor_obj: if "font_file" in font_descriptor_kwargs: raise PdfReadError(f"More than one /FontFile found in {font_descriptor_obj}") try: font_file = font_descriptor_obj[source_key].get_object() font_descriptor_kwargs["font_file"] = font_file except PdfReadError as e: logger_warning( "Failed to get %(source_key)r in %(font_descriptor_obj)s: %(error)s", source=__name__, source_key=source_key, font_descriptor_obj=font_descriptor_obj, error=e, ) return font_descriptor_kwargs @classmethod def from_font_resource( cls, pdf_font_dict: DictionaryObject, ) -> Font: from pypdf._codecs.core_font_metrics import CORE_FONT_METRICS # noqa: PLC0415 # Can collect base_font, name and encoding directly from font resource name = pdf_font_dict.get("/BaseFont", "Unknown").removeprefix("/") sub_type = pdf_font_dict.get("/Subtype", "Unknown").removeprefix("/") encoding, character_map = get_encoding(pdf_font_dict) font_descriptor = None character_widths: dict[str, int] = {} interpretable = True # Deal with fonts by type; Type1, TrueType and certain Type3 if pdf_font_dict.get("/Subtype") in ("/Type1", "/MMType1", "/TrueType", "/Type3"): # Type3 fonts that do not specify a "/ToUnicode" mapping cannot be # reliably converted into character codes unless all named chars # in /CharProcs map to a standard adobe glyph. See ยง9.10.2 of the # PDF 1.7 standard. if sub_type == "Type3" and "/ToUnicode" not in pdf_font_dict: interpretable = all( cname in adobe_glyphs for cname in pdf_font_dict.get("/CharProcs") or [] ) if interpretable: # Save some overhead if font is not interpretable if "/Widths" in pdf_font_dict: cls._collect_tt_t1_character_widths( pdf_font_dict, character_map, encoding, character_widths ) elif name in CORE_FONT_METRICS: font_descriptor = CORE_FONT_METRICS[name].font_descriptor if isinstance(encoding, dict): for code, character in encoding.items(): # Look up the width using the glyph name from the encoding if character in CORE_FONT_METRICS[name].character_widths: character_widths[chr(code)] = CORE_FONT_METRICS[name].character_widths[character] else: for code in range(256): character = chr(code) if character in CORE_FONT_METRICS[name].character_widths: character_widths[character] = CORE_FONT_METRICS[name].character_widths[character] if "/FontDescriptor" in pdf_font_dict: font_descriptor_obj = pdf_font_dict.get("/FontDescriptor", DictionaryObject()).get_object() if "/MissingWidth" in font_descriptor_obj: character_widths["default"] = cast(int, font_descriptor_obj["/MissingWidth"].get_object()) font_descriptor = FontDescriptor(**cls._parse_font_descriptor(font_descriptor_obj)) elif "/FontBBox" in pdf_font_dict: # For Type3 without Font Descriptor but with FontBBox, see Table 110 in the PDF specification 2.0 bbox_tuple = tuple(map(float, cast(ArrayObject, pdf_font_dict["/FontBBox"]))) assert len(bbox_tuple) == 4, bbox_tuple font_descriptor = FontDescriptor(name=name, bbox=bbox_tuple) else: # Composite font or CID font - CID fonts have a /W array mapping character codes # to widths stashed in /DescendantFonts. No need to test for /DescendantFonts though, # because all other fonts have already been dealt with. d_font: DictionaryObject for d_font_idx, d_font in enumerate( cast(ArrayObject, pdf_font_dict["/DescendantFonts"]) ): d_font = cast(DictionaryObject, d_font.get_object()) cast(ArrayObject, pdf_font_dict["/DescendantFonts"])[d_font_idx] = d_font cls._collect_cid_character_widths( d_font, character_map, character_widths ) if "/DW" in d_font: character_widths["default"] = cast(int, d_font["/DW"].get_object()) font_descriptor_obj = d_font.get("/FontDescriptor", DictionaryObject()).get_object() font_descriptor = FontDescriptor(**cls._parse_font_descriptor(font_descriptor_obj)) if not font_descriptor: font_descriptor = FontDescriptor(name=name) space_char = cls._get_space_char(encoding, character_map) if character_widths.get("default", 0) == 0: cls._add_default_width(character_widths, font_descriptor.flags, space_char) space_width = cls._add_space_width(character_widths, font_descriptor.flags, space_char) return cls( name=name, sub_type=sub_type, encoding=encoding, font_descriptor=font_descriptor, character_map=character_map, character_widths=character_widths, space_width=space_width, space_char=space_char, interpretable=interpretable ) @staticmethod def _font_flags_from_truetype_font_tables( header: table__h_e_a_d, postscript: table__p_o_s_t, os2: table_O_S_2f_2 ) -> int: # Get the font flags if os2: panose = os2.panose # sFamilyClass is a two-byte field. The high byte describes the family class, whereas the low # byte only describes the subclass. We only need the high byte, hence the bit shift below: family_class = os2.sFamilyClass >> 8 flags: int = 0 # ITALIC if header.macStyle & HEADER_MACSTYLE_ITALIC or (os2 and os2.fsSelection & OS2_FSSELECTION_ITALIC): flags |= FontFlags.ITALIC if postscript: italic_angle = postscript.italicAngle if italic_angle != 0.0: flags |= FontFlags.ITALIC # FIXED_PITCH if ( (os2 and panose.bProportion == OS2_PANOSE_BPROPORTION_MONOSPACED) or (postscript and postscript.isFixedPitch > 0) # Actually 1, but originally (older versions of the TTF ): # specification) any non-zero value signified monospace. flags |= FontFlags.FIXED_PITCH # SCRIPT if os2 and ( family_class == OS2_SFAMILYSCLASS_SCRIPTS or panose.bFamilyType == OS2_PANOSE_BFAMILYTYPE_SCRIPT ): flags |= FontFlags.SCRIPT # SERIF if os2 and ( 2 <= panose.bSerifStyle <= 10 or 1 <= family_class <= 5 or family_class == 7 # 6 is reserved, all 8 and above are not serif ): flags |= FontFlags.SERIF # SYMBOLIC if os2 and ( family_class == OS2_SFAMILYSCLASS_SYMBOLIC or panose.bFamilyType in {OS2_PANOSE_BFAMILYTYPE_DECORATIVE, OS2_PANOSE_BFAMILYTYPE_PICTORIAL} ): flags |= FontFlags.SYMBOLIC else: flags |= FontFlags.NONSYMBOLIC return flags @classmethod def from_truetype_font_file(cls, font_file: BytesIO) -> Font: if not HAS_FONTTOOLS: raise ImportError("The 'fontTools' library is required to use 'from_truetype_font_file'") with TTFont(font_file) as tt_font_object: # See Chapter 6 of the TrueType reference manual for the definition of the head, OS/2 and post tables: # https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6head.html # https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6OS2.html # https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6post.html header = tt_font_object["head"] horizontal_header = tt_font_object["hhea"] metrics = tt_font_object["hmtx"].metrics # Collect additional font tables to derive font information postscript = tt_font_object.get("post", None) os2 = tt_font_object.get("OS/2", None) # Get the scaling factor to convert font file's units per em to PDF's 1000 units per em units_per_em = header.unitsPerEm if not units_per_em: raise PdfReadError("Font file has an invalid unitsPerEm of 0") scale_factor = 1000.0 / units_per_em # Get the font descriptor font_descriptor_kwargs: dict[Any, Any] = {} names = tt_font_object.get("name", None) if names: font_descriptor_kwargs["name"] = names.getBestFullName() font_descriptor_kwargs["family"] = names.getBestFamilyName() font_descriptor_kwargs["weight"] = names.getBestSubFamilyName() font_descriptor_kwargs["ascent"] = int(round(horizontal_header.ascent * scale_factor, 0)) font_descriptor_kwargs["descent"] = int(round(horizontal_header.descent * scale_factor, 0)) if os2: try: font_descriptor_kwargs["cap_height"] = int(round(os2.sCapHeight * scale_factor, 0)) font_descriptor_kwargs["x_height"] = int(round(os2.sxHeight * scale_factor, 0)) except AttributeError: pass font_descriptor_kwargs["flags"] = cls._font_flags_from_truetype_font_tables(header, postscript, os2) font_descriptor_kwargs["bbox"] = ( round(header.xMin * scale_factor, 0), round(header.yMin * scale_factor, 0), round(header.xMax * scale_factor, 0), round(header.yMax * scale_factor, 0) ) font_file_data = StreamObject() font_file_raw_bytes = font_file.getvalue() font_file_data.set_data(font_file_raw_bytes) font_file_data.update({NameObject("/Length1"): NumberObject(len(font_file_raw_bytes))}) font_descriptor_kwargs["font_file"] = font_file_data font_descriptor = FontDescriptor(**font_descriptor_kwargs) encoding = "utf_16_be" # Assume unicode character_widths: dict[str, int] = {} character_map: dict[str, str] = {} glyph_order = tt_font_object.getGlyphOrder() # Note that one glyph can be mapped to multiple unicode code points. However, buildReversedMin() # creates a dictionary mapping glyphs to the minimum Unicode codepoint. tt_font_cmap_table = tt_font_object.get("cmap") if tt_font_cmap_table: reverse_cmap = tt_font_cmap_table.buildReversedMin() for gid, glyph in enumerate(glyph_order): char_code = reverse_cmap.get(glyph) if char_code is None: continue char = chr(char_code) gid = tt_font_object.getGlyphID(glyph) # The following is to comply with how font_glyph_byte_map works in _appearance_stream.py gid_bytes = gid.to_bytes(2, "big") gid_key_string = gid_bytes.decode("utf-16-be", "surrogatepass") character_map[gid_key_string] = char character_widths[gid_key_string] = int(round(metrics[glyph][0] * scale_factor, 0)) else: raise PdfReadError("Font file does not have a cmap table") space_char = cls._get_space_char(encoding, character_map) cls._add_default_width(character_widths, font_descriptor_kwargs["flags"], space_char) space_width = cls._add_space_width( character_widths, font_descriptor_kwargs["flags"], space_char ) return cls( name=font_descriptor.name, sub_type="TrueType", encoding=encoding, font_descriptor=font_descriptor, character_map=character_map, character_widths=character_widths, space_width=space_width, space_char=space_char, interpretable=True ) def _get_typographic_maps(self) -> tuple[dict[str, str], dict[str, bytes]]: """ Generates maps to translate input unicode text to bytes in two steps: Unicode code point -> raw_character (reverse cmap) -> PDF bytes (encoding cmap). """ reverse_cmap = {} encoding_cmap = {} if isinstance(self.encoding, str): for glyph_id, unicode_char in self.character_map.items(): glyph_id_str = str(glyph_id) reverse_cmap[unicode_char] = glyph_id_str encoding_cmap[glyph_id_str] = glyph_id_str.encode(self.encoding) else: for character_code, unicode_char in self.encoding.items(): character_str = chr(character_code) reverse_cmap[unicode_char] = character_str encoding_cmap[character_str] = bytes((character_code,)) unicode_to_bytes = { unicode_char: bytes((character_code,)) for character_code, unicode_char in self.encoding.items() } for glyph_id, unicode_char in self.character_map.items(): # This code is not covered nor tested reverse_cmap[unicode_char] = glyph_id encoding_cmap[glyph_id] = unicode_to_bytes.get(unicode_char, bytes((glyph_id,))) return reverse_cmap, encoding_cmap def _create_widths_list_and_unicode_stream(self) -> tuple[list[PdfObject], StreamObject]: widths_list = [] unicode_map = [] # In the loop, char is the decoded GID string (the reverse unicode hack) # and character_map[char] is the actual character. # The widths (/W) array can have two formats: # [first_cid [w1 w2 w3]] or [first last width] # Here we choose the first format and simply provide one array with one width for every cid. for gid_str, actual_char in self.character_map.items(): uni_point = ord(actual_char) # Only deal with Basic Multilingual Plane characters. # TODO: Add all characters. However, this requires widths reworking first. if uni_point <= 0xFFFF: cid = ord(gid_str) cid_hex = f"{cid:04X}" uni_hex = f"{uni_point:04X}" unicode_map.append(f"<{cid_hex}> <{uni_hex}>") width = self.character_widths.get(gid_str, self.character_widths["default"]) widths_list.extend([NumberObject(cid), ArrayObject([NumberObject(width)])]) # Create the /ToUnicode CMap Stream to_unicode_stream = StreamObject() to_unicode_stream.set_data( ( "/CIDInit /ProcSet findresource begin\n" "12 dict begin\n" "begincmap\n" "/CIDSystemInfo << /Registry (Adobe) /Ordering (UCS) /Supplement 0 >> def\n" "/CMapName /Adobe-Identity-UCS def\n" "/CMapType 2 def\n" "1 begincodespacerange <0000> endcodespacerange\n" f"{len(unicode_map)} beginbfchar\n" + "\n".join(unicode_map) + "\n" "endbfchar\n" "endcmap\n" "CMapName currentdict /CMap defineresource pop\n" "end end" ).encode("ascii") ) return widths_list, to_unicode_stream def as_font_resource(self) -> DictionaryObject: # If we have an embedded Truetype font, we assume that we need to produce a Type 2 CID font resource. if self.font_descriptor.font_file and self.sub_type == "TrueType": # Begin with creating the widths array (part of the descendant font) and the unicode cmap (part # of the Type 0 font obect). widths_list, to_unicode_stream = self._create_widths_list_and_unicode_stream() # Create the descendant font object cid_font = DictionaryObject({ NameObject("/Type"): NameObject("/Font"), NameObject("/Subtype"): NameObject("/CIDFontType2"), NameObject("/BaseFont"): NameObject(f"/{self.name}"), NameObject("/CIDSystemInfo"): DictionaryObject({ NameObject("/Registry"): TextStringObject("Adobe"), NameObject("/Ordering"): TextStringObject("Identity"), NameObject("/Supplement"): NumberObject(0) }), NameObject("/FontDescriptor"): self.font_descriptor.as_font_descriptor_resource(), NameObject("/W"): ArrayObject(widths_list), NameObject("/DW"): NumberObject(self.character_widths["default"]), NameObject("/CIDToGIDMap"): NameObject("/Identity") }) # Create the Type 0 font object return DictionaryObject({ NameObject("/Type"): NameObject("/Font"), NameObject("/Subtype"): NameObject("/Type0"), NameObject("/BaseFont"): NameObject(f"/{self.name}"), NameObject("/Encoding"): NameObject("/Identity-H"), NameObject("/DescendantFonts"): ArrayObject([cid_font]), NameObject("/ToUnicode"): to_unicode_stream, }) # Fallback: Return a font resource for one of the 14 Adobe Core fonts. return DictionaryObject({ NameObject("/Type"): NameObject("/Font"), NameObject("/Subtype"): NameObject("/Type1"), NameObject("/Name"): NameObject(f"/{self.name}"), NameObject("/BaseFont"): NameObject(f"/{self.name}"), NameObject("/Encoding"): NameObject("/WinAnsiEncoding") }) def _add_to_writer( self, writer: PdfWriter, target_resource_dict: DictionaryObject, font_resource_name: NameObject ) -> IndirectObject: """ Some objects in a font resource need to be indirect objects. This method ensures that ToUnicode, FontDescriptor, FontFile, and, ultimately, the font resource itself, are registered with the PdfWriter instance as indirect objects. """ font_resource = self.as_font_resource() if "/ToUnicode" in font_resource: font_resource[NameObject("/ToUnicode")] = writer._add_object(font_resource["/ToUnicode"]) if "/DescendantFonts" in font_resource: descendant_fonts = cast(ArrayObject, font_resource["/DescendantFonts"]) font_resource_dict = cast(DictionaryObject, descendant_fonts[0]) else: font_resource_dict = font_resource if "/FontDescriptor" in font_resource_dict: font_descriptor_obj = cast(DictionaryObject, font_resource_dict["/FontDescriptor"]) for key in ["/FontFile", "/FontFile2", "/FontFile3"]: if key in font_descriptor_obj: font_descriptor_obj[NameObject(key)] = writer._add_object(font_descriptor_obj[key]) font_resource_dict[NameObject("/FontDescriptor")] = writer._add_object( font_resource_dict["/FontDescriptor"] ) font_resource_ref = writer._add_object(font_resource) target_resource_dict[font_resource_name] = font_resource_ref return font_resource_ref def get_text_width(self, text: str = "") -> float: """Sum of character widths specified in PDF font for the supplied text.""" return sum( [self.character_widths.get(char, self.character_widths["default"]) for char in text], 0.0 ) def can_encode(self, text: str) -> bool: """Check whether the font is able to encode a text string.""" try: if self.character_map: supported_chars = set(self.character_map.values()) return all(char in supported_chars for char in text) if isinstance(self.encoding, str): text.encode(self.encoding, "surrogatepass") else: supported_chars = set(self.encoding.values()) return all(char in supported_chars for char in text) except UnicodeEncodeError: return False return True