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defs:gpos
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4
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/external/freetype/src/otvalid/
otvmod.c
79
FT_Byte* volatile
gpos
;
local
89
base = gdef =
gpos
= gsub = jstf = math = NULL;
122
error = otv_load_table( face, TTAG_GPOS, &
gpos
, &len_gpos );
160
if (
gpos
)
162
ft_validator_init( &valid,
gpos
,
gpos
+ len_gpos, FT_VALIDATE_DEFAULT );
164
otv_GPOS_validate(
gpos
, num_glyphs, &valid );
184
otv_GDEF_validate( gdef, gsub,
gpos
, num_glyphs, &valid );
194
otv_JSTF_validate( jstf, gsub,
gpos
, num_glyphs, &valid );
212
*ot_gpos = (FT_Bytes)
gpos
;
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/external/freetype/src/autofit/
afshaper.c
109
hb_set_t* gpos_lookups = NULL; /*
GPOS
lookups for a given script */
110
hb_set_t* gpos_glyphs = NULL; /* glyphs covered by
GPOS
lookups */
209
FT_TRACE4(( "
GPOS
lookups (style `%s'):\n"
233
/* get input coverage of
GPOS
feature */
310
*
GPOS
tables). The code for blue zones computation actually uses a
316
* feature covers the glyph in both the GSUB and the
GPOS
tables. This
324
* (b) a feature's
GPOS
data really moves the glyph vertically.
333
* directly get the necessary information from the
GPOS
table. A
334
* possible solution might be to directly parse the
GPOS
table to find
339
* Complex scripts like Devanagari have mandatory
GPOS
features t
552
hb_glyph_position_t*
gpos
;
local
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/external/harfbuzz_ng/src/
hb-ot-layout.cc
41
#include "hb-ot-layout-
gpos
-table.hh"
125
face->table.
GPOS
->table.get_length ())
287
* GSUB/
GPOS
296
* GSUB/
GPOS
tables. Some have GSUB with zero scripts, those are ignored by
316
OT::
GPOS
::is_blacklisted (hb_blob_t *blob HB_UNUSED,
328
case HB_OT_TAG_GPOS: return *face->table.
GPOS
->table;
899
const OT::PosLookup& l = face->table.
GPOS
->table->get_lookup (lookup_index);
1134
const OT::GPOS &
gpos
= *face->table.GPOS->table;
local
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/external/wpa_supplicant_8/src/drivers/
driver_wext.c
1334
char *genie, *
gpos
, *gend;
local
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