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Type 'q()' to quit R. > ### Tests of non-ASCII plotting in PDF and PS > > > ## Silence substitution warnings to make this more diff-able. > Sys.setenv("_R_SILENT_PDF_SUBSTITUTION_" = "true") > > options(warn = 1L) > > ### only do this in a UTF-8 locale > if (!l10n_info()[["UTF-8"]]) { + warning("encodings.R requires a UTF-8 locale") + q("no") + } > musl <- grepl("musl", R.version$os) > > Sys.unsetenv("_R_CHECK_MBCS_CONVERSION_FAILURE_") > > > ## characters remapped in mbcsToSbcs > ## (unless libiconv remaps first which in most cases macOS >= 14 does) > > ## One-char fixups > one <- c(0x2013, 0x2014, 0x2212, 0x2018, 0x2019, 0x201C, 0x201D, + 0x2022, 0x2605, 0x2737) > one <- intToUtf8(one, TRUE) > ## macOS transliterates the first 8, 8th to "o", quotes to grave/acute accent. > cat(one, sep =" "); cat("\n") – — − ‘ ’ “ ” • ★ ✷ > > ## Two-ckar fixups > two <- c(0x2190, 0x2192, 0x2794, 0x279C, 0x279D, 0x279E, 0x279F, 0x27a1, + 0x27a2, 0xFB00, 0xFB01, 0xFB02, 0x0152, 0x0153, 0x2264, 0x2265) > two <- intToUtf8(two, TRUE) > cat(two, sep =" "); cat("\n") ← → ➔ ➜ ➝ ➞ ➟ ➡ ➢ ff fi fl Œ œ ≤ ≥ > two_1 <- two[1:9] # macOS transliterates the first 2 only > two_2 <- two[-(1:9)] # macOS transliterates these. > > ## Three-char fixups > three <- c(0xFB03, 0xFB04) > three <- intToUtf8(three, TRUE) # macOS transliterates these > cat(three, sep =" "); cat("\n") ffi ffl > > ## Four-char fixups > four <- "\u2030" # permille. macOS and R map to o/oo. > cat(four, sep =" "); cat("\n") ‰ > > ## compress = FALSE makes this humna-readable and diff-able. > ## hard-code encoding ISOLatin1.enc to match reference output > ## (e.g. Windows default WinAnsi.enc, so CP-1252, has a special character > ## for bullet, fancy double quotes, per mille and other Unicode characters > ## used in the tests, while ISOLatin1.enc does not) > pdf("PDF-encoding.pdf", width = 5, height = 5, compress = FALSE, + encoding="ISOLatin1.enc") > plot(1:11, 0:10, type = "n") > text(0.5+seq_along(one), 1, one, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(two_1), 3, two_1, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(two_2), 2, two_2, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(three), 4, three, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(four), 5, four, adj = c(0,0)) > > ## Things in packages which cannot be plotted on pdf(encoding = "latin1") > five <- c("\u03b1", "\u03bc", "\u2211", "\u25cf", "\u25b2", "\u221e", "\uB3C4") > cat(five, sep =" "); cat("\n") α μ ∑ ● ▲ ∞ 도 > six <- "\U0001f604" # emoji from WhatsR > cat(six, sep =" "); cat("\n") 😄 > # cyrillic from mapmisc > seven <- "\u0423\u043b\u0430\u0430\u043d\u0431\u0430\u0430\u0442\u0430\u0440" > cat(seven, sep =" "); cat("\n") Улаанбаатар > ## Latin-2 example from package 'ggenealogy' > ## Transliterations of \u010d (c caron) differ > eight <- "Lubom\u00edr Kub\u00e1\u010dek" > cat(eight, sep =" "); cat("\n") Lubomír Kubáček > > text(0.5+seq_along(five), 6, five, adj = c(0,0)) > text(1.5, 7, six, adj = c(0,0)) > text(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0,0)) > text(1.5, 9, eight, adj = c(0,0)) > > ## Now try centring > plot(1:11, 0:10, type = "n") > text(0.5+seq_along(one), 1, one) > text(0.5+seq_along(two_1), 3, two_1) > text(0.5+seq_along(two_2), 2, two_2) > text(0.5+seq_along(three), 4, three) > text(0.5+seq_along(four), 5, four) > text(0.5+seq_along(five), 6, five) > text(1.5, 7, six) Warning in text.default(1.5, 7, six) : font metrics unknown for Unicode character U+1F604 > text(5, 8, seven) > text(5, 9, eight) > dev.off() null device 1 > > ## avoid case clash with pdf-Cyrillic.pdf in encodings2.R > pdf("PDF-cyr.pdf", width = 5, height = 5, + encoding = "KOI8-R", compress = FALSE) > plot(1:10, 1:10, type = "n") > text(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0,0)) Warning in text.default(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xf5 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xcc in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xc1 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xc1 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xce in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xc2 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xc1 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xc1 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xd4 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xc1 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xd2 in encoding KOI8-R > dev.off() null device 1 > > ##if(!musl) { ## musl's iconv does not support "latin2", only "iso88592" > ## works in default Helvetica but not in NimbusSan > pdf("PDF-latin2.pdf", width = 5, height = 5, + encoding = "ISOLatin2", compress = FALSE) > plot(1:10, 1:10, type = "n") > text(1.5, 9, eight, adj = c(0,0)) > dev.off() null device 1 > ##} > > > ## Also try postscript > postscript("PS-encoding.ps", width = 5, height = 5, encoding="ISOLatin1.enc") > plot(1:11, 0:10, type = "n") > text(0.5+seq_along(one), 1, one, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(two_1), 3, two_1, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(two_2), 2, two_2, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(three), 4, three, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(four), 5, four, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(five), 6, five, adj = c(0,0)) > text(1.5, 7, six, adj = c(0,0)) > text(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0,0)) > text(1.5, 9, eight, adj = c(0,0)) ## macOS does transliteration here, badly > dev.off() null device 1 > > ## avoid clashes with encodings tests in encodings2.R > postscript("PS-cyr.ps", width = 5, height = 5, encoding = "KOI8-R") > plot(1:10, 1:10, type = "n") > text(1.5, 7, seven, adj = c(0,0)) Warning in text.default(1.5, 7, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xf5 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 7, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xcc in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 7, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xc1 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 7, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xc1 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 7, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xce in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 7, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xc2 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 7, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xc1 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 7, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xc1 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 7, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xd4 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 7, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xc1 in encoding KOI8-R Warning in text.default(1.5, 7, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : font width unknown for character 0xd2 in encoding KOI8-R > dev.off() null device 1 > > ##if(!musl) { > postscript("PS-latin2.ps", width = 5, height = 5, encoding = "ISOLatin2") > plot(1:10, 1:10, type = "n") > text(1.5, 9, eight, adj = c(0,0)) > dev.off() null device 1 > #} > > ## Now with --as-cran settings in recent R, only. > if (getRversion() < "4.4.0") q("no") > Sys.setenv("_R_CHECK_MBCS_CONVERSION_FAILURE_" = "TRUE") > ## These are only failures if the OS does not transliterate. > ## so all work on Alpine Linux, giving '*' > if(musl) q("no") > > tf <- tempfile(fileext = ".pdf") > ## note that using the default on Windows (WinAnsi.enc) enables some > ## transliterations that would cause output differences in these tests > ## (alpha, micro and infinity from "five" will get transliterated by > ## Windows) > pdf(tf, width = 5, height = 5, encoding="ISOLatin1.enc") > plot(1:11, 0:10, type = "n") > ## tranliterations done in mbcsToSbcs (when they will warn) if not > ## done by the OS (which will be silent). > text(0.5+seq_along(one), 1, one, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(two_1), 3, two_1, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(two_2), 2, two_2, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(three), 4, three, adj = c(0,0)) > text(0.5+seq_along(four), 5, four, adj = c(0,0)) > > ## conversions not done in mbcsToSbcs > res5 <- try(text(0.5+seq_along(five), 6, five, adj = c(0,0))) Error in text.default(0.5 + seq_along(five), 6, five, adj = c(0, 0)) : conversion failure on 'α' in 'mbcsToSbcs': for α (U+03B1) > if(!inherits(res5, "try-error")) message("error check failed on 'five'") > res6 <- try(text(1.5, 7, six, adj = c(0,0))) Error in text.default(1.5, 7, six, adj = c(0, 0)) : conversion failure on '😄' in 'mbcsToSbcs': for 😄 (U+1F604) > if(!inherits(res6, "try-error")) message("error check failed on 'six'") > res7 <- try(text(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0,0))) Error in text.default(1.5, 8, seven, adj = c(0, 0)) : conversion failure on 'Улаанбаатар' in 'mbcsToSbcs': for У (U+0423) > if(!inherits(res7, "try-error")) message("error check failed on 'seven'") > ## 'eight' may or may not fail -- does on glibc, does not on macOS. > res8 <- try(text(1.5, 9, eight, adj = c(0,0)), silent=TRUE) > ## disable this check as the results are platform dependent > ## if(!inherits(res8, "try-error")) message("error check failed on 'eight'") > dev.off() null device 1 > unlink(tf) > > > proc.time() user system elapsed 0.131 0.040 0.167