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unicode-shaper

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Shape unicode text so that renderers like WebGL and WebGPU can properly display the glyphs.

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/* eslint-disable no-irregular-whitespace */ // https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/UA980.pdf // https://r12a.github.io/scripts/java/jv.html import { WHITESPACE } from './index.js'; import { buildClusters, buildDefinitions, commonGetSorted } from './shared.js'; import type { Cluster } from './shared.js'; /** * Check if a character is a "Javanese" unicode character * @param c - input unicode character * @returns - True if Javanese */ export function isJavanese(c: number): boolean { return c >= 0xa980 && c <= 0xa9df; } /** The type of a character in a Javanese run */ enum MType { C, // Consonants (A984, A989–A98B, A98F–A9B2) GB, // Generic base characters (00A0, 00D7, 2012–2015, 2022, 25CC, 25FB–25FE) H, // Halant/virama (A9C0) IV, // Independent vowel (A985–A988, A98C–A98E) J, // Joiners (200D ZWJ (Zero Width Joiner) & 034F CGJ (COMBINING GRAPHEME JOINER)) M, // Modifiers (A980–A983) MR, // Medial consonants Ra (A9BF) MY, // Medial consonant Ya (A9BE) N, // Nukta/Cecak Telu (A9B3) O, // SCRIPT_COMMON characters in a Javanese run P, // Punctuation (A9C1–A9CD) R, // Reserved characters from the Javanese block (A9CE, A9DA–A9DD) S, // Symbols (A9CF, A9DE, A9DF) VAbv, // Above base dependent vowel (A9B6, A9B7, A9BC) VBlw, // Below base dependent vowel (A9B8, A9B9) VPre, // Pre base dependent vowel (A9BA, A9BB) VPst, // Post base dependent vowel (A9B4, A9B5, A9BD) VS, // Variation selectors (FE00–FE0F) WJ, // Word joiner (2060) NJ, // Non-joiner (200C) [Zero Width Non-Joiner] WS, // Whitespace (0020, 0009, 000A, 000D, 000C, 0085, 3000, 200B) } /** * Find the type of a Javanese character * NOTE: isSpecialSequence is for K, if true, '103A, 1039' come after c * @param c - input unicode character * @returns - The type of the character */ function toMType(c: number): MType { // note: isSpecialSequence is for K, if true, '103A, 1039' come after c // Consonants (A984, A989–A98B, A98F–A9B2) if (c >= 0xa984 || (c >= 0xa989 && c <= 0xa98b) || (c >= 0xa98f && c <= 0xa9b2)) return MType.C; // Generic base characters (00A0, 00D7, 2012–2015, 2022, 25CC, 25FB–25FE) if ( c === 0x00a0 || c === 0x00d7 || (c >= 0x2012 && c <= 0x2015) || c === 0x2022 || c === 0x25cc || (c >= 0x25fb && c <= 0x25fe) ) return MType.GB; // Halant/virama (A9C0) if (c === 0xa9c0) return MType.H; // Independent vowel (A985–A988, A98C–A98E) if ((c >= 0xa985 && c <= 0xa988) || (c >= 0xa98c && c <= 0xa98e)) return MType.IV; // Joiners (200D ZWJ (Zero Width Joiner) & 034F CGJ (COMBINING GRAPHEME JOINER)) if (c === 0x200d || c === 0x034f) return MType.J; // Modifiers (A980–A983) if (c >= 0xa980 && c <= 0xa983) return MType.M; // Medial consonants Ra (A9BF) if (c === 0xa9bf) return MType.MR; // Medial consonant Ya (A9BE) if (c === 0xa9be) return MType.MY; // Nukta/Cecak Telu (A9B3) if (c === 0xa9b3) return MType.N; // Punctuation (A9C1–A9CD) if (c >= 0xa9c1 && c <= 0xa9cd) return MType.P; // Reserved characters from the Javanese block (A9CE, A9DA–A9DD) if (c === 0xa9ce || (c >= 0xa9da && c <= 0xa9dd)) return MType.R; // Symbols (A9CF, A9DE, A9DF) if (c === 0xa9cf || c === 0xa9de || c === 0xa9df) return MType.S; // Above base dependent vowel (A9B6, A9B7, A9BC) if (c === 0xa9b6 || c === 0xa9b7 || c === 0xa9bc) return MType.VAbv; // Below base dependent vowel (A9B8, A9B9) if (c === 0xa9b8 || c === 0xa9b9) return MType.VBlw; // Pre base dependent vowel (A9BA, A9BB) if (c === 0xa9ba || c === 0xa9bb) return MType.VPre; // Post base dependent vowel (A9B4, A9B5, A9BD) if (c === 0xa9b4 || c === 0xa9b5 || c === 0xa9bd) return MType.VPst; // Variation selectors (FE00–FE0F) if (c >= 0xfe00 && c <= 0xfe0f) return MType.VS; // Word joiner (2060) if (c === 0x2060) return MType.WJ; // Non-joiner (200C) [Zero Width Non-Joiner] if (c === 0x200c) return MType.NJ; // Whitespace (0020, 0009, 000A, 000D, 000C, 0085, 3000, 200B) if (WHITESPACE.includes(c)) return MType.WS; // Script common return MType.O; } /** * Once the Javanese shaping engine has analyzed the run into * clusters as described above, it performs any required reordering. * Pre-base vowels (VPre) are reordered to the start of the * syllable cluster. A sequence of multiple pre-base vowels is * permitted. Such sequences are moved as a block to the beginning * of the cluster. In the following example, the run of code points * represents a single cluster. * @param cluster - cluster of definitions * @returns - Returns the cluster sorted by dominant type */ function getSorted<T>(cluster: Cluster<T>): number[] { return commonGetSorted(cluster as Cluster<number>, MType); } /** * Shape/Reordering characters * The shaping engine inserts a placeholder glyph (U+25CC) wherever * combining marks occur without a valid base. The character U+25CC * belongs to the class of generic bases (GB). Well-formed Javanese * character clusters are defined as follows: * * Cases: * 1) Simple non-compounding cluster: < IV | P | D | S | R | WS | O | WJ > * 2) Cluster terminating in Halant: < C | GB > [VS] [N] (H C [VS] [N])* H * 3) Complex cluster: < C | GB > [VS] [N] (H C [VS] [N]) [MCR] [MCY] (VPre) (VAbv) (VBlw) (M)* * * Ex. ꦧꦺꦲꦏ꧀ꦠꦸꦩꦿꦥ꧀ꦲ​ * @param input - input unicode buffer to shape in place */ export function shapeJavanese(input: number[]): void { const res: number[] = []; // Step 1: Convert input to clusters const defs = buildDefinitions(input, toMType); // Step 2: Split clusters by WS (white space) const clustersSets = buildClusters(defs, (mType) => mType === MType.WS || mType === MType.NJ); // Step 3: Reorder the clusters and add them to result clustersSets.forEach((c) => { res.push(...getSorted(c)); // append whitespace of cluster if it exists if (c.whitespace !== undefined) res.push(c.whitespace); }); // now map the result to the original input for (let i = 0; i < input.length; i++) input[i] = res[i]; }