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## org.apache.fop.complexscripts.fonts
Class GlyphProcessingState

    java.lang.Object
      org.apache.fop.complexscripts.fonts.GlyphProcessingState

Direct Known Subclasses:
  GlyphPositioningState, GlyphSubstitutionState

    public class GlyphProcessingState

extends java.lang.Object

The `GlyphProcessingState` implements a common, base state object used during glyph substitution and positioning processing.

This work was originally authored by Glenn Adams (gadams@apache.org).

Field Summary
`protected int` | `classMatchSet` class match set
`protected int` | `consumed` consumed, updated after each successful subtable application
`protected java.lang.String` | `feature` governing feature
`protected GlyphContextTester` | `gct` glyph context tester or null
`protected GlyphDefinitionTable` | `gdef` governing glyph definition table
`protected GlyphTester` | `ignoreBase` ignore base glyph tester
`protected GlyphTester` | `ignoreDefault` default ignore glyph tester
`protected GlyphTester` | `ignoreLigature` ignore ligature glyph tester
`protected GlyphTester` | `ignoreMark` ignore mark glyph tester
`protected GlyphSequence` | `igs` current input glyph sequence
`protected int` | `index` current index in input sequence
`protected int` | `indexLast` last (maximum) index of input sequence (exclusive)
`protected java.lang.String` | `language` governing language
`protected int` | `lookupFlags` lookup flags
`protected java.lang.String` | `script` governing script
`protected ScriptContextTester` | `sct` script specific context tester or null

Constructor Summary
`` | `GlyphProcessingState()` Construct default (reset) glyph processing state.
`protected` | `GlyphProcessingState(GlyphProcessingState s)` Construct glyph processing state using an existing state object using shallow copy except as follows: input glyph sequence is copied deep except for its characters array.
`protected` | `GlyphProcessingState(GlyphSequence gs, java.lang.String script, java.lang.String language, java.lang.String feature, ScriptContextTester sct)` Construct glyph processing state.

Method Summary
`void` | `applyDefault()` Apply default application semantices; namely, consume one glyph.
`int` | `consume(int count)` Record the consumption of `count` glyphs such that this consumption never exceeds the number of glyphs in the input glyph sequence.
`boolean` | `didConsume()` Determine if any consumption has occurred.
`int` | `erase(int offset, int[] glyphs)` Erase glyphs in input glyph sequence starting at specified offset from current position, where each glyph in the specified `glyphs` array is matched, one at a time, and when a (forward searching) match is found in the input glyph sequence, the matching glyph is replaced with the glyph index 65535.
`CharAssociation` | `getAssociation()` Obtain character association of glyph at current position.
`CharAssociation` | `getAssociation(int offset)` Obtain character association of glyph at specified offset from current position.
`CharAssociation[]` | `getAssociations(int offset, int count)` Obtain `count` character associations of glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
`CharAssociation[]` | `getAssociations(int offset, int count, boolean reverseOrder, GlyphTester ignoreTester, CharAssociation[] associations, int[] counts)` Obtain `count` character associations of glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
`int` | `getClassMatchSet(int gi)` Obtain governing class match set.
`GlyphTester` | `getCombinedAndTester(GlyphTester[] gta, int ngt)` Obtain an combined AND glyph tester.
`GlyphTester` | `getCombinedIgnoreTester(int flags)` Obtain an ignored glyph tester that corresponds to the specified multiple (combined) lookup flags.
`GlyphTester` | `getCombinedOrTester(GlyphTester[] gta, int ngt)` Obtain an combined OR glyph tester.
`GlyphDefinitionTable` | `getGDEF()` Obtain governing glyph definition table.
`int` | `getGlyph()` Obtain glyph at current position.
`int` | `getGlyph(int offset)` Obtain glyph at specified offset from current position.
`int[]` | `getGlyphs()` Obtain all glyphs starting from current position to end of input glyph sequence.
`int[]` | `getGlyphs(int offset, int count, boolean reverseOrder, GlyphTester ignoreTester, int[] glyphs, int[] counts)` Obtain `count` glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
`int[]` | `getGlyphs(int offset, int count, int[] glyphs, int[] counts)` Obtain `count` glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
`int[]` | `getGlyphsAvailable(int offset)` Determine number of glyphs available starting at specified offset from current position.
`int[]` | `getGlyphsAvailable(int offset, boolean reverseOrder)` Determine number of glyphs available starting at specified offset from current position.
`int[]` | `getGlyphsAvailable(int offset, boolean reverseOrder, GlyphTester ignoreTester)` Determine number of glyphs available starting at specified offset from current position.
`CharAssociation[]` | `getIgnoredAssociations(int offset, int count)` Obtain `count` character associations of ignored glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
`CharAssociation[]` | `getIgnoredAssociations(int offset, int count, boolean reverseOrder, GlyphTester ignoreTester, CharAssociation[] associations, int[] counts)` Obtain `count` character associations of ignored glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
`GlyphTester` | `getIgnoreDefault()` Obtain governing default ignores tester.
`int[]` | `getIgnoredGlyphs(int offset, int count)` Obtain `count` ignored glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
`int[]` | `getIgnoredGlyphs(int offset, int count, boolean reverseOrder, GlyphTester ignoreTester, int[] glyphs, int[] counts)` Obtain `count` ignored glyphs starting at specified offset from current position.
`GlyphTester` | `getIgnoreTester(int flags)` Obtain an ignored glyph tester that corresponds to the specified lookup flags.
`GlyphSequence` | `getInput()` Obtain reference to input glyph sequence, which must not be modified.
`int` | `getLastPosition()` Obtain last valid position index in input glyph sequence.
`int` | `getLookupFlags()` Obtain governing lookup flags.
`int` | `getPosition()` Obtain current position index in input glyph sequence.
`boolean` | `hasNext()` Determine if at least one glyph remains in input sequence.
`boolean` | `hasNext(int count)` Determine if at least `count` glyphs remain in input sequence.
`boolean` | `hasPrev()` Determine if at least one backtrack (previous) glyph is present in input sequence.
`boolean` | `hasPrev(int count)` Determine if at least `count` backtrack (previous) glyphs are present in input sequence.
`boolean` | `isBase(int gi)` Determine if specified glyph is a base glyph according to the governing glyph definition table.
`boolean` | `isIgnoredBase(int gi, int flags)` Determine if specified glyph is an ignored base glyph according to the governing glyph definition table.
`boolean` | `isIgnoredGlyph()` Determine if glyph at current position is ignored.
`boolean` | `isIgnoredGlyph(int offset)` Determine if glyph at specified offset from current position is ignored.
`boolean` | `isIgnoredGlyph(int offset, GlyphTester ignoreTester)` Determine if glyph at specified offset from current position is ignored.
`boolean` | `isIgnoredLigature(int gi, int flags)` Determine if specified glyph is an ignored ligature glyph according to the governing glyph definition table.
`boolean` | `isIgnoredMark(int gi, int flags)` Determine if specified glyph is an ignored ligature glyph according to the governing glyph definition table.
`boolean` | `isLigature(int gi)` Determine if specified glyph is an ligature glyph according to the governing glyph definition table.
`boolean` | `isMark(int gi)` Determine if specified glyph is a mark glyph according to the governing glyph definition table.
`boolean` | `maybeApplicable()` Determine if is possible that the current input sequence satisfies a script specific context testing predicate.
`int` | `next()` Update the current position index based upon previously consumed glyphs, i.e., add the consuemd count to the current position index.
`int` | `prev()` Update the current position index based upon previously consumed glyphs, i.e., subtract the consuemd count from the current position index.
`boolean` | `replaceInput(int offset, int count, GlyphSequence gs)` Replace subsequence of input glyph sequence starting at specified offset from current position and of length `count` glyphs with all glyphs in the replacement sequence `gs`.
`boolean` | `replaceInput(int offset, int count, GlyphSequence gs, int gsOffset, int gsCount)` Replace subsequence of input glyph sequence starting at specified offset from current position and of length `count` glyphs with a subsequence of the sequence `gs` starting from the specified offset `gsOffset` of length `gsCount` glyphs.
`protected GlyphProcessingState` | `reset(GlyphSequence gs, java.lang.String script, java.lang.String language, java.lang.String feature, ScriptContextTester sct)` Reset glyph processing state.
`void` | `setGDEF(GlyphDefinitionTable gdef)` Set governing glyph definition table.
`void` | `setGlyph(int offset, int glyph)` Set (replace) glyph at specified offset from current position.
`void` | `setIgnoreDefault(GlyphTester ignoreDefault)` Set default ignore tester.
`void` | `setLookupFlags(int flags)` Set governing lookup flags
`void` | `setPosition(int index)` Set (seek to) position index in input glyph sequence.
`void` | `updateSubtableState(GlyphSubtable st)` Update glyph subtable specific state.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
`clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait`

Field Detail

### gdef

    protected GlyphDefinitionTable gdef

  governing glyph definition table

### script

    protected java.lang.String script

  governing script

### language

    protected java.lang.String language

  governing language

### feature

    protected java.lang.String feature

  governing feature

### igs

    protected GlyphSequence igs

  current input glyph sequence

### index

    protected int index

  current index in input sequence

### indexLast

    protected int indexLast

  last (maximum) index of input sequence (exclusive)

### consumed

    protected int consumed

  consumed, updated after each successful subtable application

### lookupFlags

    protected int lookupFlags

  lookup flags

### classMatchSet

    protected int classMatchSet

  class match set

### sct

    protected ScriptContextTester sct

  script specific context tester or null

### gct

    protected GlyphContextTester gct

  glyph context tester or null

### ignoreBase

    protected GlyphTester ignoreBase

  ignore base glyph tester

### ignoreLigature

    protected GlyphTester ignoreLigature

  ignore ligature glyph tester

### ignoreMark

    protected GlyphTester ignoreMark

  ignore mark glyph tester

### ignoreDefault

    protected GlyphTester ignoreDefault

  default ignore glyph tester

Constructor Detail

### GlyphProcessingState

    public GlyphProcessingState()

  Construct default (reset) glyph processing state.

### GlyphProcessingState

    protected GlyphProcessingState(GlyphSequence gs,
                                   java.lang.String script,
                                   java.lang.String language,
                                   java.lang.String feature,
                                   ScriptContextTester sct)

  Construct glyph processing state.

  Parameters:
    `gs` - input glyph sequence
    `script` - script identifier
    `language` - language identifier
    `feature` - feature identifier
    `sct` - script context tester (or null)

### GlyphProcessingState

    protected GlyphProcessingState(GlyphProcessingState s)

  Construct glyph processing state using an existing state object using shallow copy except as follows: input glyph sequence is copied deep except for its characters array.

  Parameters:
    `s` - existing processing state to copy from

Method Detail

### reset

    protected GlyphProcessingState reset(GlyphSequence gs,
                                         java.lang.String script,
                                         java.lang.String language,
                                         java.lang.String feature,
                                         ScriptContextTester sct)

  Reset glyph processing state.

  Parameters:
    `gs` - input glyph sequence
    `script` - script identifier
    `language` - language identifier
    `feature` - feature identifier
    `sct` - script context tester (or null)
  Returns:
    this instance

### setGDEF

    public void setGDEF(GlyphDefinitionTable gdef)

  Set governing glyph definition table.

  Parameters:
    `gdef` - glyph definition table (or null, to unset)

### getGDEF

    public GlyphDefinitionTable getGDEF()

  Obtain governing glyph definition table.

  Returns:
    glyph definition table (or null, to not set)

### setLookupFlags

    public void setLookupFlags(int flags)

  Set governing lookup flags

  Parameters:
    `flags` - lookup flags (or zero, to unset)

### getLookupFlags

    public int getLookupFlags()

  Obtain governing lookup flags.

  Returns:
    lookup flags (zero may indicate unset or no flags)

### getClassMatchSet

    public int getClassMatchSet(int gi)

  Obtain governing class match set.

  Parameters:
    `gi` - glyph index that may be used to determine which match set applies
  Returns:
    class match set (zero may indicate unset or no set)

### setIgnoreDefault

    public void setIgnoreDefault(GlyphTester ignoreDefault)

  Set default ignore tester.

  Parameters:
    `ignoreDefault` - glyph tester (or null, to unset)

### getIgnoreDefault

    public GlyphTester getIgnoreDefault()

  Obtain governing default ignores tester.

  Returns:
    default ignores tester

### updateSubtableState

    public void updateSubtableState(GlyphSubtable st)

  Update glyph subtable specific state. Each time a different glyph subtable is to be applied, it is used to update this state prior to application, after which this state is to be reset.

  Parameters:
    `st` - glyph subtable to use for update

### getPosition

    public int getPosition()

  Obtain current position index in input glyph sequence.

  Returns:
    current index

### setPosition

    public void setPosition(int index)
                     throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Set (seek to) position index in input glyph sequence.

  Parameters:
    `index` - to seek to
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if index is less than zero or exceeds last valid position

### getLastPosition

    public int getLastPosition()

  Obtain last valid position index in input glyph sequence.

  Returns:
    current last index

### hasNext

    public boolean hasNext()

  Determine if at least one glyph remains in input sequence.

  Returns:
    true if one or more glyph remains

### hasNext

    public boolean hasNext(int count)

  Determine if at least `count` glyphs remain in input sequence.

  Parameters:
    `count` - of glyphs to test
  Returns:
    true if at least `count` glyphs are available

### next

    public int next()

  Update the current position index based upon previously consumed glyphs, i.e., add the consuemd count to the current position index. If no glyphs were previously consumed, then forces exactly one glyph to be consumed.

  Returns:
    the new (updated) position index

### hasPrev

    public boolean hasPrev()

  Determine if at least one backtrack (previous) glyph is present in input sequence.

  Returns:
    true if one or more glyph remains

### hasPrev

    public boolean hasPrev(int count)

  Determine if at least `count` backtrack (previous) glyphs are present in input sequence.

  Parameters:
    `count` - of glyphs to test
  Returns:
    true if at least `count` glyphs are available

### prev

    public int prev()

  Update the current position index based upon previously consumed glyphs, i.e., subtract the consuemd count from the current position index. If no glyphs were previously consumed, then forces exactly one glyph to be consumed. This method is used to traverse an input glyph sequence in reverse order.

  Returns:
    the new (updated) position index

### consume

    public int consume(int count)
                throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Record the consumption of `count` glyphs such that this consumption never exceeds the number of glyphs in the input glyph sequence.

  Parameters:
    `count` - of glyphs to consume
  Returns:
    newly adjusted consumption count
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if count would cause consumption to exceed count of glyphs in input glyph sequence

### didConsume

    public boolean didConsume()

  Determine if any consumption has occurred.

  Returns:
    true if consumption count is greater than zero

### getInput

    public GlyphSequence getInput()

  Obtain reference to input glyph sequence, which must not be modified.

  Returns:
    input glyph sequence

### getGlyph

    public int getGlyph(int offset)
                 throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain glyph at specified offset from current position.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
  Returns:
    glyph at specified offset from current position
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if no glyph available at offset

### getGlyph

    public int getGlyph()
                 throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain glyph at current position.

  Returns:
    glyph at current position
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if no glyph available

### setGlyph

    public void setGlyph(int offset,
                         int glyph)
                  throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Set (replace) glyph at specified offset from current position.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `glyph` - to set at specified offset from current position
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if specified offset is not valid position

### getAssociation

    public CharAssociation getAssociation(int offset)
                                   throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain character association of glyph at specified offset from current position.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
  Returns:
    character association of glyph at current position
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### getAssociation

    public CharAssociation getAssociation()
                                   throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain character association of glyph at current position.

  Returns:
    character association of glyph at current position
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if no glyph available

### getGlyphs

    public int[] getGlyphs(int offset,
                           int count,
                           boolean reverseOrder,
                           GlyphTester ignoreTester,
                           int[] glyphs,
                           int[] counts)
                    throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain `count` glyphs starting at specified offset from current position. If `reverseOrder` is true, then glyphs are returned in reverse order starting at specified offset and going in reverse towards beginning of input glyph sequence.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `count` - number of glyphs to obtain
    `reverseOrder` - true if to obtain in reverse order
    `ignoreTester` - glyph tester to use to determine which glyphs are ignored (or null, in which case none are ignored)
    `glyphs` - array to use to fetch glyphs
    `counts` - int[2] array to receive fetched glyph counts, where counts[0] will receive the number of glyphs obtained, and counts[1] will receive the number of glyphs ignored
  Returns:
    array of glyphs
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### getGlyphs

    public int[] getGlyphs(int offset,
                           int count,
                           int[] glyphs,
                           int[] counts)
                    throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain `count` glyphs starting at specified offset from current position. If offset is negative, then glyphs are returned in reverse order starting at specified offset and going in reverse towards beginning of input glyph sequence.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `count` - number of glyphs to obtain
    `glyphs` - array to use to fetch glyphs
    `counts` - int[2] array to receive fetched glyph counts, where counts[0] will receive the number of glyphs obtained, and counts[1] will receive the number of glyphs ignored
  Returns:
    array of glyphs
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### getGlyphs

    public int[] getGlyphs()
                    throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain all glyphs starting from current position to end of input glyph sequence.

  Returns:
    array of available glyphs
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if no glyph available

### getIgnoredGlyphs

    public int[] getIgnoredGlyphs(int offset,
                                  int count,
                                  boolean reverseOrder,
                                  GlyphTester ignoreTester,
                                  int[] glyphs,
                                  int[] counts)
                           throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain `count` ignored glyphs starting at specified offset from current position. If `reverseOrder` is true, then glyphs are returned in reverse order starting at specified offset and going in reverse towards beginning of input glyph sequence.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `count` - number of glyphs to obtain
    `reverseOrder` - true if to obtain in reverse order
    `ignoreTester` - glyph tester to use to determine which glyphs are ignored (or null, in which case none are ignored)
    `glyphs` - array to use to fetch glyphs
    `counts` - int[2] array to receive fetched glyph counts, where counts[0] will receive the number of glyphs obtained, and counts[1] will receive the number of glyphs ignored
  Returns:
    array of glyphs
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### getIgnoredGlyphs

    public int[] getIgnoredGlyphs(int offset,
                                  int count)
                           throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain `count` ignored glyphs starting at specified offset from current position. If `offset` is negative, then fetch in reverse order.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `count` - number of glyphs to obtain
  Returns:
    array of glyphs
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### isIgnoredGlyph

    public boolean isIgnoredGlyph(int offset,
                                  GlyphTester ignoreTester)
                           throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Determine if glyph at specified offset from current position is ignored. If `offset` is negative, then test in reverse order.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `ignoreTester` - glyph tester to use to determine which glyphs are ignored (or null, in which case none are ignored)
  Returns:
    true if glyph is ignored
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### isIgnoredGlyph

    public boolean isIgnoredGlyph(int offset)
                           throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Determine if glyph at specified offset from current position is ignored. If `offset` is negative, then test in reverse order.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
  Returns:
    true if glyph is ignored
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### isIgnoredGlyph

    public boolean isIgnoredGlyph()
                           throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Determine if glyph at current position is ignored.

  Returns:
    true if glyph is ignored
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### getGlyphsAvailable

    public int[] getGlyphsAvailable(int offset,
                                    boolean reverseOrder,
                                    GlyphTester ignoreTester)
                             throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Determine number of glyphs available starting at specified offset from current position. If `reverseOrder` is true, then search backwards in input glyph sequence.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `reverseOrder` - true if to obtain in reverse order
    `ignoreTester` - glyph tester to use to determine which glyphs to count (or null, in which case none are ignored)
  Returns:
    an int[2] array where counts[0] is the number of glyphs available, and counts[1] is the number of glyphs ignored
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### getGlyphsAvailable

    public int[] getGlyphsAvailable(int offset,
                                    boolean reverseOrder)
                             throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Determine number of glyphs available starting at specified offset from current position. If `reverseOrder` is true, then search backwards in input glyph sequence. Uses the default ignores tester.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `reverseOrder` - true if to obtain in reverse order
  Returns:
    an int[2] array where counts[0] is the number of glyphs available, and counts[1] is the number of glyphs ignored
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### getGlyphsAvailable

    public int[] getGlyphsAvailable(int offset)
                             throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Determine number of glyphs available starting at specified offset from current position. If offset is negative, then search backwards in input glyph sequence. Uses the default ignores tester.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
  Returns:
    an int[2] array where counts[0] is the number of glyphs available, and counts[1] is the number of glyphs ignored
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### getAssociations

    public CharAssociation[] getAssociations(int offset,
                                             int count,
                                             boolean reverseOrder,
                                             GlyphTester ignoreTester,
                                             CharAssociation[] associations,
                                             int[] counts)
                                      throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain `count` character associations of glyphs starting at specified offset from current position. If `reverseOrder` is true, then associations are returned in reverse order starting at specified offset and going in reverse towards beginning of input glyph sequence.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `count` - number of associations to obtain
    `reverseOrder` - true if to obtain in reverse order
    `ignoreTester` - glyph tester to use to determine which glyphs are ignored (or null, in which case none are ignored)
    `associations` - array to use to fetch associations
    `counts` - int[2] array to receive fetched association counts, where counts[0] will receive the number of associations obtained, and counts[1] will receive the number of glyphs whose associations were ignored
  Returns:
    array of associations
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### getAssociations

    public CharAssociation[] getAssociations(int offset,
                                             int count)
                                      throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain `count` character associations of glyphs starting at specified offset from current position. If offset is negative, then search backwards in input glyph sequence. Uses the default ignores tester.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `count` - number of associations to obtain
  Returns:
    array of associations
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### getIgnoredAssociations

    public CharAssociation[] getIgnoredAssociations(int offset,
                                                    int count,
                                                    boolean reverseOrder,
                                                    GlyphTester ignoreTester,
                                                    CharAssociation[] associations,
                                                    int[] counts)
                                             throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain `count` character associations of ignored glyphs starting at specified offset from current position. If `reverseOrder` is true, then glyphs are returned in reverse order starting at specified offset and going in reverse towards beginning of input glyph sequence.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `count` - number of character associations to obtain
    `reverseOrder` - true if to obtain in reverse order
    `ignoreTester` - glyph tester to use to determine which glyphs are ignored (or null, in which case none are ignored)
    `associations` - array to use to fetch associations
    `counts` - int[2] array to receive fetched association counts, where counts[0] will receive the number of associations obtained, and counts[1] will receive the number of glyphs whose associations were ignored
  Returns:
    array of associations
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### getIgnoredAssociations

    public CharAssociation[] getIgnoredAssociations(int offset,
                                                    int count)
                                             throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Obtain `count` character associations of ignored glyphs starting at specified offset from current position. If offset is negative, then search backwards in input glyph sequence. Uses the default ignores tester.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `count` - number of character associations to obtain
  Returns:
    array of associations
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### replaceInput

    public boolean replaceInput(int offset,
                                int count,
                                GlyphSequence gs,
                                int gsOffset,
                                int gsCount)
                         throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Replace subsequence of input glyph sequence starting at specified offset from current position and of length `count` glyphs with a subsequence of the sequence `gs` starting from the specified offset `gsOffset` of length `gsCount` glyphs.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `count` - number of glyphs to replace, which, if negative means all glyphs from offset to end of input sequence
    `gs` - glyph sequence from which to obtain replacement glyphs
    `gsOffset` - offset of first glyph in replacement sequence
    `gsCount` - count of glyphs in replacement sequence starting at `gsOffset`
  Returns:
    true if replacement occurred, or false if replacement would result in no change to input glyph sequence
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### replaceInput

    public boolean replaceInput(int offset,
                                int count,
                                GlyphSequence gs)
                         throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Replace subsequence of input glyph sequence starting at specified offset from current position and of length `count` glyphs with all glyphs in the replacement sequence `gs`.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `count` - number of glyphs to replace, which, if negative means all glyphs from offset to end of input sequence
    `gs` - glyph sequence from which to obtain replacement glyphs
  Returns:
    true if replacement occurred, or false if replacement would result in no change to input glyph sequence
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### erase

    public int erase(int offset,
                     int[] glyphs)
              throws java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException

  Erase glyphs in input glyph sequence starting at specified offset from current position, where each glyph in the specified `glyphs` array is matched, one at a time, and when a (forward searching) match is found in the input glyph sequence, the matching glyph is replaced with the glyph index 65535.

  Parameters:
    `offset` - from current position
    `glyphs` - array of glyphs to erase
  Returns:
    the number of glyphs erased, which may be less than the number of specified glyphs
  Throws:
    `java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException` - if offset or count results in an invalid index into input glyph sequence

### maybeApplicable

    public boolean maybeApplicable()

  Determine if is possible that the current input sequence satisfies a script specific context testing predicate. If no predicate applies, then application is always possible.

  Returns:
    true if no script specific context tester applies or if a specified tester returns true for the current input sequence context

### applyDefault

    public void applyDefault()

  Apply default application semantices; namely, consume one glyph.

### isBase

    public boolean isBase(int gi)

  Determine if specified glyph is a base glyph according to the governing glyph definition table.

  Parameters:
    `gi` - glyph index to test
  Returns:
    true if glyph definition table records glyph as a base glyph; otherwise, false

### isIgnoredBase

    public boolean isIgnoredBase(int gi,
                                 int flags)

  Determine if specified glyph is an ignored base glyph according to the governing glyph definition table.

  Parameters:
    `gi` - glyph index to test
    `flags` - that apply to lookup in scope
  Returns:
    true if glyph definition table records glyph as a base glyph; otherwise, false

### isLigature

    public boolean isLigature(int gi)

  Determine if specified glyph is an ligature glyph according to the governing glyph definition table.

  Parameters:
    `gi` - glyph index to test
  Returns:
    true if glyph definition table records glyph as a ligature glyph; otherwise, false

### isIgnoredLigature

    public boolean isIgnoredLigature(int gi,
                                     int flags)

  Determine if specified glyph is an ignored ligature glyph according to the governing glyph definition table.

  Parameters:
    `gi` - glyph index to test
    `flags` - that apply to lookup in scope
  Returns:
    true if glyph definition table records glyph as a ligature glyph; otherwise, false

### isMark

    public boolean isMark(int gi)

  Determine if specified glyph is a mark glyph according to the governing glyph definition table.

  Parameters:
    `gi` - glyph index to test
  Returns:
    true if glyph definition table records glyph as a mark glyph; otherwise, false

### isIgnoredMark

    public boolean isIgnoredMark(int gi,
                                 int flags)

  Determine if specified glyph is an ignored ligature glyph according to the governing glyph definition table.

  Parameters:
    `gi` - glyph index to test
    `flags` - that apply to lookup in scope
  Returns:
    true if glyph definition table records glyph as a ligature glyph; otherwise, false

### getIgnoreTester

    public GlyphTester getIgnoreTester(int flags)

  Obtain an ignored glyph tester that corresponds to the specified lookup flags.

  Parameters:
    `flags` - lookup flags
  Returns:
    a glyph tester

### getCombinedIgnoreTester

    public GlyphTester getCombinedIgnoreTester(int flags)

  Obtain an ignored glyph tester that corresponds to the specified multiple (combined) lookup flags.

  Parameters:
    `flags` - lookup flags
  Returns:
    a glyph tester

### getCombinedOrTester

    public GlyphTester getCombinedOrTester(GlyphTester[] gta,
                                           int ngt)

  Obtain an combined OR glyph tester.

  Parameters:
    `gta` - an array of glyph testers
    `ngt` - number of glyph testers present in specified array
  Returns:
    a combined OR glyph tester

### getCombinedAndTester

    public GlyphTester getCombinedAndTester(GlyphTester[] gta,
                                            int ngt)

  Obtain an combined AND glyph tester.

  Parameters:
    `gta` - an array of glyph testers
    `ngt` - number of glyph testers present in specified array
  Returns:
    a combined AND glyph tester

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