unihex2bmp - Turn a GNU Unifont hex glyph page of 256 code points into a bitmap for editing More...
#include <stdio.h>#include <stdlib.h>#include <string.h>
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Macros | |
| #define | MAXBUF 256 |
Functions | |
| int | main (int argc, char *argv[]) |
| The main function. | |
| int | hex2bit (char *instring, unsigned char character[32][4]) |
| Generate a bitmap for one glyph. | |
| int | init (unsigned char bitmap[17 *32][18 *4]) |
| Initialize the bitmap grid. | |
Variables | |
| char * | hex [18] |
| GNU Unifont bitmaps for hexadecimal digits. | |
| unsigned char | hexbits [18][32] |
| The digits converted into bitmaps. | |
| unsigned | unipage =0 |
| Unicode page number, 0x00..0xff. | |
| int | flip =1 |
| Transpose entire matrix as in Unicode book. | |
Detailed Description
unihex2bmp - Turn a GNU Unifont hex glyph page of 256 code points into a bitmap for editing
- Copyright
- Copyright (C) 2007, 2008, 2013, 2017 Paul Hardy
This program reads in a GNU Unifont .hex file, extracts a range of 256 code points, and converts it a Microsoft Bitmap (.bmp) or Wireless Bitmap file.
Synopsis: unihex2bmp [-iin_file.hex] [-oout_file.bmp] [-f] [-phex_page_num] [-w]
Definition in file unihex2bmp.c.
Macro Definition Documentation
◆ MAXBUF
| #define MAXBUF 256 |
Definition at line 50 of file unihex2bmp.c.
Function Documentation
◆ hex2bit()
| int hex2bit | ( | char * | instring, |
| unsigned char | character[32][4] | ||
| ) |
Generate a bitmap for one glyph.
Convert the portion of a hex string after the ':' into a character bitmap.
If string is >= 128 characters, it will fill all 4 bytes per row. If string is >= 64 characters and < 128, it will fill 2 bytes per row. Otherwise, it will fill 1 byte per row.
- Parameters
-
[in] instring The character array containing the glyph bitmap. [out] character Glyph bitmap, 8, 16, or 32 columns by 16 rows tall.
- Returns
- Always returns 0.
Definition at line 367 of file unihex2bmp.c.
368{
369
370 int i; /* current row in bitmap character */
371 int j; /* current character in input string */
372 int k; /* current byte in bitmap character */
373 int width; /* number of output bytes to fill - 1: 0, 1, 2, or 3 */
374
375 for (i=0; i<32; i++) /* erase previous character */
376 character[i][0] = character[i][1] = character[i][2] = character[i][3] = 0;
377 j=0; /* current location is at beginning of instring */
378
379 if (strlen (instring) <= 34) /* 32 + possible '\r', '\n' */
380 width = 0;
381 else if (strlen (instring) <= 66) /* 64 + possible '\r', '\n' */
382 width = 1;
383 else if (strlen (instring) <= 98) /* 96 + possible '\r', '\n' */
384 width = 3;
385 else /* the maximum allowed is quadruple-width */
386 width = 4;
387
388 k = (width > 1) ? 0 : 1; /* if width > double, start at index 1 else at 0 */
389
390 for (i=8; i<24; i++) { /* 16 rows per input character, rows 8..23 */
391 sscanf (&instring[j], "%2hhx", &character[i][k]);
392 j += 2;
393 if (width > 0) { /* add next pair of hex digits to this row */
394 sscanf (&instring[j], "%2hhx", &character[i][k+1]);
395 j += 2;
396 if (width > 1) { /* add next pair of hex digits to this row */
397 sscanf (&instring[j], "%2hhx", &character[i][k+2]);
398 j += 2;
399 if (width > 2) { /* quadruple-width is maximum width */
400 sscanf (&instring[j], "%2hhx", &character[i][k+3]);
401 j += 2;
402 }
403 }
404 }
405 }
406
407 return (0);
408}
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◆ init()
| int init | ( | unsigned char | bitmap[17 *32][18 *4] | ) |
Initialize the bitmap grid.
- Parameters
-
[out] bitmap The bitmap to generate, with 32x32 pixel glyph areas.
- Returns
- Always returns 0.
Definition at line 418 of file unihex2bmp.c.
419{
420 int i, j;
421 unsigned char charbits[32][4]; /* bitmap for one character, 4 bytes/row */
422 unsigned toppixelrow;
423 unsigned thiscol;
424 unsigned char pnybble0, pnybble1, pnybble2, pnybble3;
425
426 for (i=0; i<18; i++) { /* bitmaps for '0'..'9', 'A'-'F', 'u', '+' */
427
429
431 }
432
433 /*
434 Initialize bitmap to all white.
435 */
436 for (toppixelrow=0; toppixelrow < 17*32; toppixelrow++) {
437 for (thiscol=0; thiscol<18; thiscol++) {
438 bitmap[toppixelrow][(thiscol << 2) ] = 0xff;
439 bitmap[toppixelrow][(thiscol << 2) | 1] = 0xff;
440 bitmap[toppixelrow][(thiscol << 2) | 2] = 0xff;
441 bitmap[toppixelrow][(thiscol << 2) | 3] = 0xff;
442 }
443 }
444 /*
445 Write the "u+nnnn" table header in the upper left-hand corner,
446 where nnnn is the upper 16 bits of a 32-bit Unicode assignment.
447 */
448 pnybble3 = (unipage >> 20);
449 pnybble2 = (unipage >> 16) & 0xf;
450 pnybble1 = (unipage >> 12) & 0xf;
451 pnybble0 = (unipage >> 8) & 0xf;
452 for (i=0; i<32; i++) {
455 bitmap[i][3] = hexbits[pnybble3][i];
456 bitmap[i][4] = hexbits[pnybble2][i];
457 bitmap[i][5] = hexbits[pnybble1][i];
458 bitmap[i][6] = hexbits[pnybble0][i];
459 }
460 /*
461 Write low-order 2 bytes of Unicode number assignments, as hex labels
462 */
465 /*
466 Write the column headers in bitmap[][] (row headers if flipped)
467 */
468 toppixelrow = 32 * 17 - 1; /* maximum pixel row number */
469 /*
470 Label the column headers. The hexbits[][] bytes are split across two
471 bitmap[][] entries to center a the hex digits in a column of 4 bytes.
472 OR highest byte with 0xf0 and lowest byte with 0x0f to make outer
473 nybbles white (0=black, 1-white).
474 */
475 for (i=0; i<16; i++) {
476 for (j=0; j<32; j++) {
478 bitmap[j][((i+2) << 2) | 0] = (hexbits[pnybble3][j] >> 4) | 0xf0;
479 bitmap[j][((i+2) << 2) | 1] = (hexbits[pnybble3][j] << 4) |
480 (hexbits[pnybble2][j] >> 4);
481 bitmap[j][((i+2) << 2) | 2] = (hexbits[pnybble2][j] << 4) |
482 (hexbits[i][j] >> 4);
483 bitmap[j][((i+2) << 2) | 3] = (hexbits[i][j] << 4) | 0x0f;
484 }
485 else {
486 bitmap[j][((i+2) << 2) | 1] = (hexbits[i][j] >> 4) | 0xf0;
487 bitmap[j][((i+2) << 2) | 2] = (hexbits[i][j] << 4) | 0x0f;
488 }
489 }
490 }
491 /*
492 Now use the single hex digit column graphics to label the row headers.
493 */
494 for (i=0; i<16; i++) {
495 toppixelrow = 32 * (i + 1) - 1; /* from bottom to top */
496
497 for (j=0; j<32; j++) {
499 bitmap[toppixelrow + j][4] = hexbits[pnybble3][j];
500 bitmap[toppixelrow + j][5] = hexbits[pnybble2][j];
501 }
502 bitmap[toppixelrow + j][6] = hexbits[i][j];
503 }
504 }
505 /*
506 Now draw grid lines in bitmap, around characters we just copied.
507 */
508 /* draw vertical lines 2 pixels wide */
509 for (i=1*32; i<17*32; i++) {
510 if ((i & 0x1f) == 7)
511 i++;
512 else if ((i & 0x1f) == 14)
513 i += 2;
514 else if ((i & 0x1f) == 22)
515 i++;
516 for (j=1; j<18; j++) {
517 bitmap[i][(j << 2) | 3] &= 0xfe;
518 }
519 }
520 /* draw horizontal lines 1 pixel tall */
521 for (i=1*32-1; i<18*32-1; i+=32) {
522 for (j=2; j<18; j++) {
523 bitmap[i][(j << 2) ] = 0x00;
524 bitmap[i][(j << 2) | 1] = 0x81;
525 bitmap[i][(j << 2) | 2] = 0x81;
526 bitmap[i][(j << 2) | 3] = 0x00;
527 }
528 }
529 /* fill in top left corner pixel of grid */
530 bitmap[31][7] = 0xfe;
531
532 return (0);
533}
int hex2bit(char *instring, unsigned char character[32][4])
Generate a bitmap for one glyph.
Definition: unihex2bmp.c:367
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◆ main()
| int main | ( | int | argc, |
| char * | argv[] | ||
| ) |
The main function.
- Parameters
-
[in] argc The count of command line arguments. [in] argv Pointer to array of command line arguments.
- Returns
- This program exits with status 0.
Definition at line 99 of file unihex2bmp.c.
100{
101
102 int i, j; /* loop variables */
103 unsigned k0; /* temp Unicode char variable */
104 unsigned swap; /* temp variable for swapping values */
105 char inbuf[256]; /* input buffer */
106 unsigned filesize; /* size of file in bytes */
107 unsigned bitmapsize; /* size of bitmap image in bytes */
108 unsigned thischar; /* the current character */
109 unsigned char thischarbyte; /* unsigned char lowest byte of Unicode char */
110 int thischarrow; /* row 0..15 where this character belongs */
111 int thiscol; /* column 0..15 where this character belongs */
112 int toppixelrow; /* pixel row, 0..16*32-1 */
113 unsigned lastpage=0; /* the last Unicode page read in font file */
114 int wbmp=0; /* set to 1 if writing .wbmp format file */
115
116 unsigned char bitmap[17*32][18*4]; /* final bitmap */
117 unsigned char charbits[32][4]; /* bitmap for one character, 4 bytes/row */
118
119 char *infile="", *outfile=""; /* names of input and output files */
120 FILE *infp, *outfp; /* file pointers of input and output files */
121
122 /* initializes bitmap row/col labeling, &c. */
124
125 /* convert hex string --> bitmap */
127
128 bitmapsize = 17*32*18*4; /* 17 rows by 18 cols, each 4 bytes */
129
130 if (argc > 1) {
131 for (i = 1; i < argc; i++) {
132 if (argv[i][0] == '-') { /* this is an option argument */
133 switch (argv[i][1]) {
134 case 'f': /* flip (transpose) glyphs in bitmap as in standard */
136 break;
137 case 'i': /* name of input file */
138 infile = &argv[i][2];
139 break;
140 case 'o': /* name of output file */
141 outfile = &argv[i][2];
142 break;
143 case 'p': /* specify a Unicode page other than default of 0 */
145 break;
146 case 'w': /* write a .wbmp file instead of a .bmp file */
147 wbmp = 1;
148 break;
149 default: /* if unrecognized option, print list and exit */
150 fprintf (stderr, "\nSyntax:\n\n");
151 fprintf (stderr, " %s -p<Unicode_Page> ", argv[0]);
152 fprintf (stderr, "-i<Input_File> -o<Output_File> -w\n\n");
153 fprintf (stderr, " -w specifies .wbmp output instead of ");
154 fprintf (stderr, "default Windows .bmp output.\n\n");
155 fprintf (stderr, " -p is followed by 1 to 6 ");
156 fprintf (stderr, "Unicode page hex digits ");
157 fprintf (stderr, "(default is Page 0).\n\n");
158 fprintf (stderr, "\nExample:\n\n");
159 fprintf (stderr, " %s -p83 -iunifont.hex -ou83.bmp\n\n\n",
160 argv[0]);
161 exit (1);
162 }
163 }
164 }
165 }
166 /*
167 Make sure we can open any I/O files that were specified before
168 doing anything else.
169 */
170 if (strlen (infile) > 0) {
171 if ((infp = fopen (infile, "r")) == NULL) {
172 fprintf (stderr, "Error: can't open %s for input.\n", infile);
173 exit (1);
174 }
175 }
176 else {
177 infp = stdin;
178 }
179 if (strlen (outfile) > 0) {
180 if ((outfp = fopen (outfile, "w")) == NULL) {
181 fprintf (stderr, "Error: can't open %s for output.\n", outfile);
182 exit (1);
183 }
184 }
185 else {
186 outfp = stdout;
187 }
188
190
191 /*
192 Read in the characters in the page
193 */
195 sscanf (inbuf, "%x", &thischar);
196 lastpage = thischar >> 8; /* keep Unicode page to see if we can stop */
198 thischarbyte = (unsigned char)(thischar & 0xff);
199 for (k0=0; inbuf[k0] != ':'; k0++);
200 k0++;
202
203 /*
204 Now write character bitmap upside-down in page array, to match
205 .bmp file order. In the .wbmp` and .bmp files, white is a '1'
206 bit and black is a '0' bit, so complement charbits[][].
207 */
208
209 thiscol = (thischarbyte & 0xf) + 2; /* column number will be 1..16 */
210 thischarrow = thischarbyte >> 4; /* charcter row number, 0..15 */
212 swap = thiscol;
213 thiscol = thischarrow;
214 thischarrow = swap;
215 thiscol += 2; /* column index starts at 1 */
216 thischarrow -= 2; /* row index starts at 0 */
217 }
218 toppixelrow = 32 * (thischarrow + 1) - 1; /* from bottom to top */
219
220 /*
221 Copy the center of charbits[][] because hex characters only
222 occupy rows 8 to 23 and column byte 2 (and for 16 bit wide
223 characters, byte 3). The charbits[][] array was given 32 rows
224 and 4 column bytes for completeness in the beginning.
225 */
226 for (i=8; i<24; i++) {
227 bitmap[toppixelrow + i][(thiscol << 2) | 0] =
228 ~charbits[i][0] & 0xff;
229 bitmap[toppixelrow + i][(thiscol << 2) | 1] =
230 ~charbits[i][1] & 0xff;
231 bitmap[toppixelrow + i][(thiscol << 2) | 2] =
232 ~charbits[i][2] & 0xff;
233 /* Only use first 31 bits; leave vertical rule in 32nd column */
234 bitmap[toppixelrow + i][(thiscol << 2) | 3] =
235 ~charbits[i][3] & 0xfe;
236 }
237 /*
238 Leave white space in 32nd column of rows 8, 14, 15, and 23
239 to leave 16 pixel height upper, middle, and lower guides.
240 */
241 bitmap[toppixelrow + 8][(thiscol << 2) | 3] |= 1;
242 bitmap[toppixelrow + 14][(thiscol << 2) | 3] |= 1;
243 bitmap[toppixelrow + 15][(thiscol << 2) | 3] |= 1;
244 bitmap[toppixelrow + 23][(thiscol << 2) | 3] |= 1;
245 }
246 }
247 /*
248 Now write the appropriate bitmap file format, either
249 Wireless Bitmap or Microsoft Windows bitmap.
250 */
251 if (wbmp) { /* Write a Wireless Bitmap .wbmp format file */
252 /*
253 Write WBMP header
254 */
255 fprintf (outfp, "%c", 0x00); /* Type of image; always 0 (monochrome) */
256 fprintf (outfp, "%c", 0x00); /* Reserved; always 0 */
257 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c", 0x84, 0x40); /* Width = 576 pixels */
258 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c", 0x84, 0x20); /* Height = 544 pixels */
259 /*
260 Write bitmap image
261 */
262 for (toppixelrow=0; toppixelrow <= 17*32-1; toppixelrow++) {
263 for (j=0; j<18; j++) {
264 fprintf (outfp, "%c", bitmap[toppixelrow][(j<<2) ]);
265 fprintf (outfp, "%c", bitmap[toppixelrow][(j<<2) | 1]);
266 fprintf (outfp, "%c", bitmap[toppixelrow][(j<<2) | 2]);
267 fprintf (outfp, "%c", bitmap[toppixelrow][(j<<2) | 3]);
268 }
269 }
270 }
271 else { /* otherwise, write a Microsoft Windows .bmp format file */
272 /*
273 Write the .bmp file -- start with the header, then write the bitmap
274 */
275
276 /* 'B', 'M' appears at start of every .bmp file */
277 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c", 0x42, 0x4d);
278
279 /* Write file size in bytes */
280 filesize = 0x3E + bitmapsize;
281 fprintf (outfp, "%c", (unsigned char)((filesize ) & 0xff));
282 fprintf (outfp, "%c", (unsigned char)((filesize >> 0x08) & 0xff));
283 fprintf (outfp, "%c", (unsigned char)((filesize >> 0x10) & 0xff));
284 fprintf (outfp, "%c", (unsigned char)((filesize >> 0x18) & 0xff));
285
286 /* Reserved - 0's */
287 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c%c%c", 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00);
288
289 /* Offset from start of file to bitmap data */
290 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c%c%c", 0x3E, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00);
291
292 /* Length of bitmap info header */
293 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c%c%c", 0x28, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00);
294
295 /* Width of bitmap in pixels */
296 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c%c%c", 0x40, 0x02, 0x00, 0x00);
297
298 /* Height of bitmap in pixels */
299 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c%c%c", 0x20, 0x02, 0x00, 0x00);
300
301 /* Planes in bitmap (fixed at 1) */
302 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c", 0x01, 0x00);
303
304 /* bits per pixel (1 = monochrome) */
305 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c", 0x01, 0x00);
306
307 /* Compression (0 = none) */
308 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c%c%c", 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00);
309
310 /* Size of bitmap data in bytes */
311 fprintf (outfp, "%c", (unsigned char)((bitmapsize ) & 0xff));
312 fprintf (outfp, "%c", (unsigned char)((bitmapsize >> 0x08) & 0xff));
313 fprintf (outfp, "%c", (unsigned char)((bitmapsize >> 0x10) & 0xff));
314 fprintf (outfp, "%c", (unsigned char)((bitmapsize >> 0x18) & 0xff));
315
316 /* Horizontal resolution in pixels per meter */
317 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c%c%c", 0xC4, 0x0E, 0x00, 0x00);
318
319 /* Vertical resolution in pixels per meter */
320 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c%c%c", 0xC4, 0x0E, 0x00, 0x00);
321
322 /* Number of colors used */
323 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c%c%c", 0x02, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00);
324
325 /* Number of important colors */
326 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c%c%c", 0x02, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00);
327
328 /* The color black: B=0x00, G=0x00, R=0x00, Filler=0xFF */
329 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c%c%c", 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00);
330
331 /* The color white: B=0xFF, G=0xFF, R=0xFF, Filler=0xFF */
332 fprintf (outfp, "%c%c%c%c", 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0x00);
333
334 /*
335 Now write the raw data bits. Data is written from the lower
336 left-hand corner of the image to the upper right-hand corner
337 of the image.
338 */
339 for (toppixelrow=17*32-1; toppixelrow >= 0; toppixelrow--) {
340 for (j=0; j<18; j++) {
341 fprintf (outfp, "%c", bitmap[toppixelrow][(j<<2) ]);
342 fprintf (outfp, "%c", bitmap[toppixelrow][(j<<2) | 1]);
343 fprintf (outfp, "%c", bitmap[toppixelrow][(j<<2) | 2]);
344
345 fprintf (outfp, "%c", bitmap[toppixelrow][(j<<2) | 3]);
346 }
347 }
348 }
349 exit (0);
350}
int init(unsigned char bitmap[17 *32][18 *4])
Initialize the bitmap grid.
Definition: unihex2bmp.c:418
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Variable Documentation
◆ flip
| int flip =1 |
Transpose entire matrix as in Unicode book.
Definition at line 88 of file unihex2bmp.c.
◆ hex
| char* hex[18] |
Initial value:
= {
"0030:00000000182442424242424224180000",
"0031:000000000818280808080808083E0000",
"0032:000000003C4242020C102040407E0000",
"0033:000000003C4242021C020242423C0000",
"0034:00000000040C142444447E0404040000",
"0035:000000007E4040407C020202423C0000",
"0036:000000001C2040407C424242423C0000",
"0037:000000007E0202040404080808080000",
"0038:000000003C4242423C424242423C0000",
"0039:000000003C4242423E02020204380000",
"0041:0000000018242442427E424242420000",
"0042:000000007C4242427C424242427C0000",
"0043:000000003C42424040404042423C0000",
"0044:00000000784442424242424244780000",
"0045:000000007E4040407C404040407E0000",
"0046:000000007E4040407C40404040400000",
"0055:000000004242424242424242423C0000",
"002B:0000000000000808087F080808000000"
}
GNU Unifont bitmaps for hexadecimal digits.
These are the GNU Unifont hex strings for '0'-'9' and 'A'-'F', for encoding as bit strings in row and column headers.
Looking at the final bitmap as a grid of 32*32 bit tiles, the first row contains a hexadecimal character string of the first 3 hex digits in a 4 digit Unicode character name; the top column contains a hex character string of the 4th (low-order) hex digit of the Unicode character.
Definition at line 65 of file unihex2bmp.c.
◆ hexbits
| unsigned char hexbits[18][32] |
The digits converted into bitmaps.
Definition at line 85 of file unihex2bmp.c.
◆ unipage
| unsigned unipage =0 |
Unicode page number, 0x00..0xff.
Definition at line 87 of file unihex2bmp.c.
