scribble-math/metrics/extract_ttfs.py
Emily Eisenberg e6b3cbe7c1 Add font metrics for \iint, \iiint
Also, fix the python dict keys so we actually get the metrics back into the
javascript correctly.

Fixes #56

Auditors: alpert
2014-09-16 16:00:30 -07:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python
import fontforge
import sys
import json
metrics_to_extract = {
"Main-Regular": [
u"\u2260", # \neq
u"\u2245", # \cong
u"\u0020", # space
u"\u00a0", # nbsp
u"\u2026", # \ldots
u"\u22ef", # \cdots
u"\u22f1", # \ddots
u"\u22ee", # \vdots
],
"Size1-Regular": [
u"\u222c", # \iint
u"\u222d", # \iiint
],
"Size2-Regular": [
u"\u222c", # \iint
u"\u222d", # \iiint
]
}
def main():
start_json = json.load(sys.stdin)
for font, chars in metrics_to_extract.iteritems():
fontInfo = fontforge.open("../static/fonts/KaTeX_" + font + ".ttf")
for glyph in fontInfo.glyphs():
try:
char = unichr(glyph.unicode)
except ValueError:
continue
if char in chars:
_, depth, _, height = glyph.boundingBox()
depth = -depth
# TODO(emily): Figure out a real way to calculate this
italic = 0
skew = 0
start_json[font][ord(char)] = {
"height": height / fontInfo.em,
"depth": depth / fontInfo.em,
"italic": italic / fontInfo.em,
"skew": skew / fontInfo.em,
}
sys.stdout.write(
json.dumps(start_json, separators=(',', ':'), sort_keys=True))
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()