Hi Zhiguo:
I have been looking at Cmap and it looks more complex than I thought:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/font/pdfs/5099.CMapFiles.pdfhttp://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/opentype/index_cmap.htmlMaybe the Identity-H is a Cmap that doesn't not map, i.e.,
it could be an "as is" map, each 16 bits char value {0, 1, 2, ... 65535} will be
represented by its same glyph "position". It might be used
by latin languages and as a template to create Cmaps that offset some
portions, as your code does, but don't trust me.
This is an example of CJKV and Chinese + Japanese font support.
Don't lose time with it, it's not what we are looking for,
http://www.tex.ac.uk/tex-archive/support/xpdf/It's only to show that you are in the right direction.
I think most probably a Cmap that suites C+T already exists,
it should be among the 31 following Acrobat Cmaps:
Adobe-GB1-xxx
GBxxx
UniGBxxx
UCS2-GBxxx
This is very hard, as once encountered it must be ported to TCPDF;
for this reason I've been lookin for a TCPDF map, but no luck.
Maybe it's time to contact TCPDF and Adobe.
luck,
javier
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