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Update buffer docs

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Behdad Esfahbod 2010-05-14 22:13:38 -04:00
parent 36b73c80df
commit 910a33fe84
2 changed files with 15 additions and 14 deletions
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src/hb-buffer-private.hh
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@ -106,13 +106,14 @@ struct _hb_buffer_t {
/* Buffer contents */
unsigned int allocated;
unsigned int allocated; /* Length of allocated arrays */
hb_bool_t have_output; /* whether we have an output buffer going on */
hb_bool_t have_positions; /* whether we have positions */
unsigned int len;
unsigned int out_len;
unsigned int i;
hb_bool_t have_output; /* Whether we have an output buffer going on */
hb_bool_t have_positions; /* Whether we have positions */
unsigned int i; /* Cursor into ->info and ->pos arrays */
unsigned int len; /* Length of ->info and ->pos arrays */
unsigned int out_len; /* Length of ->out array */
hb_internal_glyph_info_t *info;
hb_internal_glyph_info_t *out_info;

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src/hb-buffer.cc
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@ -38,20 +38,20 @@ static hb_buffer_t _hb_buffer_nil = {
/* Here is how the buffer works internally:
*
* There are two string pointers: info and out_info. They
* always have same allocated size, but different length and positions.
* There are two info pointers: info and out_info. They always have
* the same allocated size, but different lengths.
*
* As an optimization, both info and out_info may point to the
* same piece of memory, which is owned by info. This remains the
* case as long as out_len doesn't exceed len at any time.
* In that case, swap() is no-op and the glyph operations operate mostly
* in-place.
* In that case, swap() is no-op and the glyph operations operate
* mostly in-place.
*
* As soon as out_info gets longer than info, out_info is moved over
* to an alternate buffer (which we reuse the positions buffer for!), and its
* current contents (out_len entries) are copied to the alt buffer.
* This should all remain transparent to the user. swap() then switches
* info and out_info.
* to an alternate buffer (which we reuse the pos buffer for!), and its
* current contents (out_len entries) are copied to the new place.
* This should all remain transparent to the user. swap() then
* switches info and out_info.
*/
/* XXX err handling */