myenv/lib/python3.11/site-packages/fontTools/otlLib/optimize/gpos.py

import logging
import os
from collections import defaultdict, namedtuple
from functools import reduce
from itertools import chain
from math import log2
from typing import DefaultDict, Dict, Iterable, List, Sequence, Tuple

from fontTools.config import OPTIONS
from fontTools.misc.intTools import bit_count, bit_indices
from fontTools.ttLib import TTFont
from fontTools.ttLib.tables import otBase, otTables

log = logging.getLogger(__name__)

COMPRESSION_LEVEL = OPTIONS[f"{__name__}:COMPRESSION_LEVEL"]

# Kept because ufo2ft depends on it, to be removed once ufo2ft uses the config instead
# https://github.com/fonttools/fonttools/issues/2592
GPOS_COMPACT_MODE_ENV_KEY = "FONTTOOLS_GPOS_COMPACT_MODE"
GPOS_COMPACT_MODE_DEFAULT = str(COMPRESSION_LEVEL.default)


def _compression_level_from_env() -> int:
    env_level = GPOS_COMPACT_MODE_DEFAULT
    if GPOS_COMPACT_MODE_ENV_KEY in os.environ:
        import warnings

        warnings.warn(
            f"'{GPOS_COMPACT_MODE_ENV_KEY}' environment variable is deprecated. "
            "Please set the 'fontTools.otlLib.optimize.gpos:COMPRESSION_LEVEL' option "
            "in TTFont.cfg.",
            DeprecationWarning,
        )

        env_level = os.environ[GPOS_COMPACT_MODE_ENV_KEY]
    if len(env_level) == 1 and env_level in "0123456789":
        return int(env_level)
    raise ValueError(f"Bad {GPOS_COMPACT_MODE_ENV_KEY}={env_level}")


def compact(font: TTFont, level: int) -> TTFont:
    # Ideal plan:
    #  1. Find lookups of Lookup Type 2: Pair Adjustment Positioning Subtable
    #     https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/gpos#lookup-type-2-pair-adjustment-positioning-subtable
    #  2. Extract glyph-glyph kerning and class-kerning from all present subtables
    #  3. Regroup into different subtable arrangements
    #  4. Put back into the lookup
    #
    # Actual implementation:
    #  2. Only class kerning is optimized currently
    #  3. If the input kerning is already in several subtables, the subtables
    #     are not grouped together first; instead each subtable is treated
    #     independently, so currently this step is:
    #     Split existing subtables into more smaller subtables
    gpos = font["GPOS"]
    for lookup in gpos.table.LookupList.Lookup:
        if lookup.LookupType == 2:
            compact_lookup(font, level, lookup)
        elif lookup.LookupType == 9 and lookup.SubTable[0].ExtensionLookupType == 2:
            compact_ext_lookup(font, level, lookup)
    return font


def compact_lookup(font: TTFont, level: int, lookup: otTables.Lookup) -> None:
    new_subtables = compact_pair_pos(font, level, lookup.SubTable)
    lookup.SubTable = new_subtables
    lookup.SubTableCount = len(new_subtables)


def compact_ext_lookup(font: TTFont, level: int, lookup: otTables.Lookup) -> None:
    new_subtables = compact_pair_pos(
        font, level, [ext_subtable.ExtSubTable for ext_subtable in lookup.SubTable]
    )
    new_ext_subtables = []
    for subtable in new_subtables:
        ext_subtable = otTables.ExtensionPos()
        ext_subtable.Format = 1
        ext_subtable.ExtSubTable = subtable
        new_ext_subtables.append(ext_subtable)
    lookup.SubTable = new_ext_subtables
    lookup.SubTableCount = len(new_ext_subtables)


def compact_pair_pos(
    font: TTFont, level: int, subtables: Sequence[otTables.PairPos]
) -> Sequence[otTables.PairPos]:
    new_subtables = []
    for subtable in subtables:
        if subtable.Format == 1:
            # Not doing anything to Format 1 (yet?)
            new_subtables.append(subtable)
        elif subtable.Format == 2:
            new_subtables.extend(compact_class_pairs(font, level, subtable))
    return new_subtables


def compact_class_pairs(
    font: TTFont, level: int, subtable: otTables.PairPos
) -> List[otTables.PairPos]:
    from fontTools.otlLib.builder import buildPairPosClassesSubtable

    subtables = []
    classes1: DefaultDict[int, List[str]] = defaultdict(list)
    for g in subtable.Coverage.glyphs:
        classes1[subtable.ClassDef1.classDefs.get(g, 0)].append(g)
    classes2: DefaultDict[int, List[str]] = defaultdict(list)
    for g, i in subtable.ClassDef2.classDefs.items():
        classes2[i].append(g)
    all_pairs = {}
    for i, class1 in enumerate(subtable.Class1Record):
        for j, class2 in enumerate(class1.Class2Record):
            if is_really_zero(class2):
                continue
            all_pairs[(tuple(sorted(classes1[i])), tuple(sorted(classes2[j])))] = (
                getattr(class2, "Value1", None),
                getattr(class2, "Value2", None),
            )
    grouped_pairs = cluster_pairs_by_class2_coverage_custom_cost(font, all_pairs, level)
    for pairs in grouped_pairs:
        subtables.append(buildPairPosClassesSubtable(pairs, font.getReverseGlyphMap()))
    return subtables


def is_really_zero(class2: otTables.Class2Record) -> bool:
    v1 = getattr(class2, "Value1", None)
    v2 = getattr(class2, "Value2", None)
    return (v1 is None or v1.getEffectiveFormat() == 0) and (
        v2 is None or v2.getEffectiveFormat() == 0
    )


Pairs = Dict[
    Tuple[Tuple[str, ...], Tuple[str, ...]],
    Tuple[otBase.ValueRecord, otBase.ValueRecord],
]


# Adapted from https://github.com/fonttools/fonttools/blob/f64f0b42f2d1163b2d85194e0979def539f5dca3/Lib/fontTools/ttLib/tables/otTables.py#L935-L958
def _getClassRanges(glyphIDs: Iterable[int]):
    glyphIDs = sorted(glyphIDs)
    last = glyphIDs[0]
    ranges = [[last]]
    for glyphID in glyphIDs[1:]:
        if glyphID != last + 1:
            ranges[-1].append(last)
            ranges.append([glyphID])
        last = glyphID
    ranges[-1].append(last)
    return ranges, glyphIDs[0], glyphIDs[-1]


# Adapted from https://github.com/fonttools/fonttools/blob/f64f0b42f2d1163b2d85194e0979def539f5dca3/Lib/fontTools/ttLib/tables/otTables.py#L960-L989
def _classDef_bytes(
    class_data: List[Tuple[List[Tuple[int, int]], int, int]],
    class_ids: List[int],
    coverage=False,
):
    if not class_ids:
        return 0
    first_ranges, min_glyph_id, max_glyph_id = class_data[class_ids[0]]
    range_count = len(first_ranges)
    for i in class_ids[1:]:
        data = class_data[i]
        range_count += len(data[0])
        min_glyph_id = min(min_glyph_id, data[1])
        max_glyph_id = max(max_glyph_id, data[2])
    glyphCount = max_glyph_id - min_glyph_id + 1
    # https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/chapter2#class-definition-table-format-1
    format1_bytes = 6 + glyphCount * 2
    # https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/chapter2#class-definition-table-format-2
    format2_bytes = 4 + range_count * 6
    return min(format1_bytes, format2_bytes)


ClusteringContext = namedtuple(
    "ClusteringContext",
    [
        "lines",
        "all_class1",
        "all_class1_data",
        "all_class2_data",
        "valueFormat1_bytes",
        "valueFormat2_bytes",
    ],
)


class Cluster:
    # TODO(Python 3.7): Turn this into a dataclass
    # ctx: ClusteringContext
    # indices: int
    # Caches
    # TODO(Python 3.8): use functools.cached_property instead of the
    # manually cached properties, and remove the cache fields listed below.
    # _indices: Optional[List[int]] = None
    # _column_indices: Optional[List[int]] = None
    # _cost: Optional[int] = None

    __slots__ = "ctx", "indices_bitmask", "_indices", "_column_indices", "_cost"

    def __init__(self, ctx: ClusteringContext, indices_bitmask: int):
        self.ctx = ctx
        self.indices_bitmask = indices_bitmask
        self._indices = None
        self._column_indices = None
        self._cost = None

    @property
    def indices(self):
        if self._indices is None:
            self._indices = bit_indices(self.indices_bitmask)
        return self._indices

    @property
    def column_indices(self):
        if self._column_indices is None:
            # Indices of columns that have a 1 in at least 1 line
            #   => binary OR all the lines
            bitmask = reduce(int.__or__, (self.ctx.lines[i] for i in self.indices))
            self._column_indices = bit_indices(bitmask)
        return self._column_indices

    @property
    def width(self):
        # Add 1 because Class2=0 cannot be used but needs to be encoded.
        return len(self.column_indices) + 1

    @property
    def cost(self):
        if self._cost is None:
            self._cost = (
                # 2 bytes to store the offset to this subtable in the Lookup table above
                2
                # Contents of the subtable
                # From: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/gpos#pair-adjustment-positioning-format-2-class-pair-adjustment
                # uint16	posFormat	Format identifier: format = 2
                + 2
                # Offset16	coverageOffset	Offset to Coverage table, from beginning of PairPos subtable.
                + 2
                + self.coverage_bytes
                # uint16	valueFormat1	ValueRecord definition — for the first glyph of the pair (may be zero).
                + 2
                # uint16	valueFormat2	ValueRecord definition — for the second glyph of the pair (may be zero).
                + 2
                # Offset16	classDef1Offset	Offset to ClassDef table, from beginning of PairPos subtable — for the first glyph of the pair.
                + 2
                + self.classDef1_bytes
                # Offset16	classDef2Offset	Offset to ClassDef table, from beginning of PairPos subtable — for the second glyph of the pair.
                + 2
                + self.classDef2_bytes
                # uint16	class1Count	Number of classes in classDef1 table — includes Class 0.
                + 2
                # uint16	class2Count	Number of classes in classDef2 table — includes Class 0.
                + 2
                # Class1Record	class1Records[class1Count]	Array of Class1 records, ordered by classes in classDef1.
                + (self.ctx.valueFormat1_bytes + self.ctx.valueFormat2_bytes)
                * len(self.indices)
                * self.width
            )
        return self._cost

    @property
    def coverage_bytes(self):
        format1_bytes = (
            # From https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/chapter2#coverage-format-1
            # uint16	coverageFormat	Format identifier — format = 1
            # uint16	glyphCount	Number of glyphs in the glyph array
            4
            # uint16	glyphArray[glyphCount]	Array of glyph IDs — in numerical order
            + sum(len(self.ctx.all_class1[i]) for i in self.indices) * 2
        )
        ranges = sorted(
            chain.from_iterable(self.ctx.all_class1_data[i][0] for i in self.indices)
        )
        merged_range_count = 0
        last = None
        for start, end in ranges:
            if last is not None and start != last + 1:
                merged_range_count += 1
            last = end
        format2_bytes = (
            # From https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/chapter2#coverage-format-2
            # uint16	coverageFormat	Format identifier — format = 2
            # uint16	rangeCount	Number of RangeRecords
            4
            # RangeRecord	rangeRecords[rangeCount]	Array of glyph ranges — ordered by startGlyphID.
            # uint16	startGlyphID	First glyph ID in the range
            # uint16	endGlyphID	Last glyph ID in the range
            # uint16	startCoverageIndex	Coverage Index of first glyph ID in range
            + merged_range_count * 6
        )
        return min(format1_bytes, format2_bytes)

    @property
    def classDef1_bytes(self):
        # We can skip encoding one of the Class1 definitions, and use
        # Class1=0 to represent it instead, because Class1 is gated by the
        # Coverage definition. Use Class1=0 for the highest byte savings.
        # Going through all options takes too long, pick the biggest class
        # = what happens in otlLib.builder.ClassDefBuilder.classes()
        biggest_index = max(self.indices, key=lambda i: len(self.ctx.all_class1[i]))
        return _classDef_bytes(
            self.ctx.all_class1_data, [i for i in self.indices if i != biggest_index]
        )

    @property
    def classDef2_bytes(self):
        # All Class2 need to be encoded because we can't use Class2=0
        return _classDef_bytes(self.ctx.all_class2_data, self.column_indices)


def cluster_pairs_by_class2_coverage_custom_cost(
    font: TTFont,
    pairs: Pairs,
    compression: int = 5,
) -> List[Pairs]:
    if not pairs:
        # The subtable was actually empty?
        return [pairs]

    # Sorted for reproducibility/determinism
    all_class1 = sorted(set(pair[0] for pair in pairs))
    all_class2 = sorted(set(pair[1] for pair in pairs))

    # Use Python's big ints for binary vectors representing each line
    lines = [
        sum(
            1 << i if (class1, class2) in pairs else 0
            for i, class2 in enumerate(all_class2)
        )
        for class1 in all_class1
    ]

    # Map glyph names to ids and work with ints throughout for ClassDef formats
    name_to_id = font.getReverseGlyphMap()
    # Each entry in the arrays below is (range_count, min_glyph_id, max_glyph_id)
    all_class1_data = [
        _getClassRanges(name_to_id[name] for name in cls) for cls in all_class1
    ]
    all_class2_data = [
        _getClassRanges(name_to_id[name] for name in cls) for cls in all_class2
    ]

    format1 = 0
    format2 = 0
    for pair, value in pairs.items():
        format1 |= value[0].getEffectiveFormat() if value[0] else 0
        format2 |= value[1].getEffectiveFormat() if value[1] else 0
    valueFormat1_bytes = bit_count(format1) * 2
    valueFormat2_bytes = bit_count(format2) * 2

    ctx = ClusteringContext(
        lines,
        all_class1,
        all_class1_data,
        all_class2_data,
        valueFormat1_bytes,
        valueFormat2_bytes,
    )

    cluster_cache: Dict[int, Cluster] = {}

    def make_cluster(indices: int) -> Cluster:
        cluster = cluster_cache.get(indices, None)
        if cluster is not None:
            return cluster
        cluster = Cluster(ctx, indices)
        cluster_cache[indices] = cluster
        return cluster

    def merge(cluster: Cluster, other: Cluster) -> Cluster:
        return make_cluster(cluster.indices_bitmask | other.indices_bitmask)

    # Agglomerative clustering by hand, checking the cost gain of the new
    # cluster against the previously separate clusters
    # Start with 1 cluster per line
    # cluster = set of lines = new subtable
    clusters = [make_cluster(1 << i) for i in range(len(lines))]

    # Cost of 1 cluster with everything
    # `(1 << len) - 1` gives a bitmask full of 1's of length `len`
    cost_before_splitting = make_cluster((1 << len(lines)) - 1).cost
    log.debug(f"        len(clusters) = {len(clusters)}")

    while len(clusters) > 1:
        lowest_cost_change = None
        best_cluster_index = None
        best_other_index = None
        best_merged = None
        for i, cluster in enumerate(clusters):
            for j, other in enumerate(clusters[i + 1 :]):
                merged = merge(cluster, other)
                cost_change = merged.cost - cluster.cost - other.cost
                if lowest_cost_change is None or cost_change < lowest_cost_change:
                    lowest_cost_change = cost_change
                    best_cluster_index = i
                    best_other_index = i + 1 + j
                    best_merged = merged
        assert lowest_cost_change is not None
        assert best_cluster_index is not None
        assert best_other_index is not None
        assert best_merged is not None

        # If the best merge we found is still taking down the file size, then
        # there's no question: we must do it, because it's beneficial in both
        # ways (lower file size and lower number of subtables).  However, if the
        # best merge we found is not reducing file size anymore, then we need to
        # look at the other stop criteria = the compression factor.
        if lowest_cost_change > 0:
            # Stop critera: check whether we should keep merging.
            # Compute size reduction brought by splitting
            cost_after_splitting = sum(c.cost for c in clusters)
            # size_reduction so that after = before * (1 - size_reduction)
            # E.g. before = 1000, after = 800, 1 - 800/1000 = 0.2
            size_reduction = 1 - cost_after_splitting / cost_before_splitting

            # Force more merging by taking into account the compression number.
            # Target behaviour: compression number = 1 to 9, default 5 like gzip
            #   - 1 = accept to add 1 subtable to reduce size by 50%
            #   - 5 = accept to add 5 subtables to reduce size by 50%
            # See https://github.com/harfbuzz/packtab/blob/master/Lib/packTab/__init__.py#L690-L691
            # Given the size reduction we have achieved so far, compute how many
            # new subtables are acceptable.
            max_new_subtables = -log2(1 - size_reduction) * compression
            log.debug(
                f"            len(clusters) = {len(clusters):3d}    size_reduction={size_reduction:5.2f}    max_new_subtables={max_new_subtables}",
            )
            if compression == 9:
                # Override level 9 to mean: create any number of subtables
                max_new_subtables = len(clusters)

            # If we have managed to take the number of new subtables below the
            # threshold, then we can stop.
            if len(clusters) <= max_new_subtables + 1:
                break

        # No reason to stop yet, do the merge and move on to the next.
        del clusters[best_other_index]
        clusters[best_cluster_index] = best_merged

    # All clusters are final; turn bitmasks back into the "Pairs" format
    pairs_by_class1: Dict[Tuple[str, ...], Pairs] = defaultdict(dict)
    for pair, values in pairs.items():
        pairs_by_class1[pair[0]][pair] = values
    pairs_groups: List[Pairs] = []
    for cluster in clusters:
        pairs_group: Pairs = dict()
        for i in cluster.indices:
            class1 = all_class1[i]
            pairs_group.update(pairs_by_class1[class1])
        pairs_groups.append(pairs_group)
    return pairs_groups