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/* $Id$ */

package org.apache.fop.complexscripts.fonts;

// CSOFF: LineLengthCheck

/**
 * The GlyphClassMapping interface provides glyph identifier to class
 * index mapping support.
 *
 * This work was originally authored by Glenn Adams ([email protected]).
 */
public interface GlyphClassMapping {

    /**
     * Obtain size of class table, i.e., ciMax + 1, where ciMax is the maximum
     * class index.
     * @param set for coverage set based class mappings, indicates set index, otherwise ignored
     * @return size of class table
     */
    int getClassSize(int set);

    /**
     * Map glyph identifier (code) to coverge index. Returns -1 if glyph identifier is not in the domain of
     * the class table.
     * @param gid glyph identifier (code)
     * @param set for coverage set based class mappings, indicates set index, otherwise ignored
     * @return non-negative glyph class index or -1 if glyph identifiers is not mapped by table
     */
    int getClassIndex(int gid, int set);

}