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Created comprehensive glyph selection document for unmapped glyph test fixture.
Selected 4 unmapped glyph examples:
- PUA glyphs: /g001, /g002, /g003
- Custom encoding: /CustomA, /CustomB
- Orphaned codes: /NotAGlyph
- Non-AGL algorithmic: /glyph_0041

Selected 4 mapped AGL glyphs for comparison:
- /A, /B, /space (direct AGL entries)
- /uni0041 (algorithmic pattern)

Explained why each unmapped glyph fails all 4 mapping levels and provided
recommended fixture structure with expected output.

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# Unmapped Glyph Patterns Research
**Task:** Research unmapped glyph patterns in the pdftract codebase
**Bead ID:** bf-1cvmt
**Date:** 2026-07-03
## Overview
This document describes which glyph patterns lack valid Unicode mappings in the pdftract codebase, what causes `GLYPH_UNMAPPED` diagnostics, and where these patterns occur in the mapping system.
## The 4-Level Encoding Fallback Chain
Per `crates/pdftract-core/src/font/resolver.rs`, pdftract uses a 4-level fallback chain to resolve character codes to Unicode:
1. **Level 1: ToUnicode CMap** (confidence 1.0) - Direct mapping from PDF `/ToUnicode` CMap
2. **Level 2: Named encoding + AGL** (confidence 0.9) - Character code → glyph name → Adobe Glyph List lookup
3. **Level 3: Font fingerprint cache** (confidence 0.85) - SHA-256 hash of font program → glyph ID mapping
4. **Level 4: Glyph shape recognition** (confidence 0.7, cfg-gated) - Render glyph → pHash → shape database lookup
When all 4 levels fail, `GLYPH_UNMAPPED` (`FontGlyphUnmapped`) diagnostic is emitted and U+FFFD (<28>) is output.
## What Causes GLYPH_UNMAPPED Diagnostics
From `resolver.rs` lines 285-376, the diagnostic is emitted when:
1. **Level 1 fails**: No `/ToUnicode` CMap exists OR CMap lookup returns empty/U+FFFD
2. **Level 2 fails**: No encoding dictionary OR glyph name not found OR glyph name not in AGL
3. **Level 3 fails**: No embedded font program OR no fingerprint cache entry OR no glyph ID available
4. **Level 4 fails**: Shape recognition not available (feature-gated) OR shape match fails/no match found
The diagnostic is emitted **exactly once per (font_id, char_code) pair** via the `ResolverCache::emitted_misses` set.
## Categories of Glyphs That Lack Mappings
Based on code analysis and test fixtures, here are the identified categories:
### 1. Private Use Area (PUA) Glyphs
**Pattern:** Arbitrary glyph names like `/g001`, `/g002`, `/g003` that are not in AGL
**Example:** `tests/fixtures/encoding/no-mapping.pdf`
- Uses custom encoding with `/Differences [0 /g001 /g002 /g003]`
- These glyph names are NOT in the Adobe Glyph List
- Content stream shows `<000102>` (byte codes 0, 1, 2)
- Expected output: `<60><><EFBFBD>` (three U+FFFD replacement characters)
- All 4 levels fail → `GLYPH_UNMAPPED` diagnostic
**Why unmapped:** Glyph names are arbitrary strings not recognized by AGL, and there's no `/ToUnicode` CMap or font fingerprint to recover them.
### 2. Custom Encodings Without Standard Names
**Pattern:** PDF creates custom encoding dictionaries with non-standard glyph names
**Example scenario:**
```pdf
/Encoding <<
/Type /Encoding
/Differences [32 /space 65 /CustomA 66 /CustomB]
>>
```
Where `/CustomA` and `/CustomB` are not in AGL and have no `/ToUnicode` mapping.
**Why unmapped:** The glyph names are fabrications that don't match AGL entries.
### 3. Embedded Font Subsets with Stripped Glyph Names
**Pattern:** Font subsetting removes glyph names to save space, leaving only glyph IDs
**Scenario:**
- Original font has glyph names `/A`, `/B`, `/C` with glyph IDs 1, 2, 3
- Subsetted font keeps IDs 1, 2, 3 but removes `/BaseFont` and encoding
- Only `/ToUnicode` can map, but if missing → unmapped
**Why unmapped:** Without glyph names, Level 2 (AGL lookup) fails. If Level 3 (fingerprint) also fails (font not in database), glyphs are unmapped.
### 4. Type3 Fonts Without /CharProcs
**Pattern:** Type3 font has encoding with glyph name, but `/CharProcs` dictionary missing the glyph
**From resolver.rs lines 627-636:**
```rust
// Check if glyph exists in /CharProcs
if !font.has_glyph(&glyph_name) {
diagnostics.push(Diagnostic::with_dynamic_no_offset(
DiagCode::FontGlyphUnmapped,
format!("Type3 font: glyph '{}' not found in /CharProcs for code 0x{:02X}", glyph_name, char_code),
));
return ResolvedGlyph::failure();
}
```
**Why unmapped:** The glyph name exists in encoding but the content stream for drawing that glyph is missing.
### 5. Orphaned Character Codes
**Pattern:** Character codes in `/Differences` array that don't map to valid glyphs
**Example:**
```pdf
/Encoding <<
/Differences [32 /space 999 /NotAGlyph]
>>
```
**Why unmapped:** Code 999 is outside the valid range (0-255 for single-byte encodings) or maps to a non-existent glyph name.
### 6. Multi-byte Codes in Single-byte Contexts
**Pattern:** Multi-byte character codes (e.g., from CJK fonts) used in single-byte encoding contexts
**From resolver.rs lines 408-411:**
```rust
// Single-byte codes only for named encodings
if char_code.len() != 1 {
return ResolvedGlyph::failure();
}
```
**Why unmapped:** Level 2 (named encoding) only supports single-byte codes. Multi-byte codes require `/ToUnicode` CMap (Level 1).
### 7. Algorithmic Patterns Outside AGL Convention
**Pattern:** Glyph names that LOOK algorithmic but don't match AGL patterns
**AGL patterns from `agl.rs` lines 98-127:**
- `uniXXXX` (exactly 4 hex digits) → Unicode codepoint
- `uXXXXXX` (up to 6 hex digits) → Unicode codepoint
**Example:** `/glyph123` or `/name_0041` don't match the pattern.
**Why unmapped:** These aren't recognized by the algorithmic parser and aren't in AGL direct lookup.
### 8. Standard14 Font Subset Variations
**Pattern:** PDF creates a subset of a Standard14 font with non-standard glyph ordering
**Example:**
```pdf
/BaseFont /HelveticaSubset
/Encoding <<
/Differences [0 /A /B /C]
>>
```
Where `HelveticaSubset` is a subset that reordered glyphs but has no `/ToUnicode`.
**Why unmapped:** The base font name doesn't match Standard14 names exactly, and the custom encoding may not align with AGL expectations.
## Specific Glyph Examples That Trigger GLYPH_UNMAPPED
From test fixtures and code analysis:
1. **`/g001`, `/g002`, `/g003`** - Custom PUA glyph names (no-mapping.pdf)
2. **`/CustomA`**, **`/CustomB`** - Arbitrary custom names not in AGL
3. **`/NotAGlyph`** - Non-existent glyph name in encoding
4. **Any glyph name in encoding but missing from `/CharProcs`** - Type3 font issue
5. **Algorithmic names like `/glyph_0041`** - Don't match AGL `uniXXXX` or `uXXXXXX` patterns
## Mapping System Behavior
### When All Levels Succeed
```
Level 1 (ToUnicode): char_code 0x41 → "A" ✓ (confidence 1.0)
Output: 'A'
```
### When Level 1 Fails, Level 2 Succeeds
```
Level 1: No /ToUnicode → FAIL
Level 2: char_code 0x41 → glyph name "A" → AGL lookup → "A" ✓ (confidence 0.9)
Output: 'A'
```
### When Levels 1-2 Fail, Level 3 Succeeds
```
Level 1: No /ToUnicode → FAIL
Level 2: Encoding has no glyph for code, or glyph not in AGL → FAIL
Level 3: Font fingerprint found in database, glyph ID 5 → "A" ✓ (confidence 0.85)
Output: 'A'
```
### When All Levels Fail (GLYPH_UNMAPPED)
```
Level 1: No /ToUnicode → FAIL
Level 2: Custom encoding with /g001 (not in AGL) → FAIL
Level 3: Font not in fingerprint database → FAIL
Level 4: Shape recognition disabled or no match → FAIL
Output: '<27>' (U+FFFD)
Diagnostic: GLYPH_UNMAPPED emitted once for (font_id, char_code)
```
## Key Source Code Paths
### Font Resolver (Primary Unmapped Detection)
**File:** `crates/pdftract-core/src/font/resolver.rs`
**Key functions:**
- `resolve_unicode()` - Lines 285-376: Main 4-level fallback chain
- `emit_miss_diagnostic()` - Lines 678-704: Emits `GLYPH_UNMAPPED` once per (font, code)
- `resolve_type3()` - Lines 523-582: Type3-specific resolution path
### Diagnostics Definition
**File:** `crates/pdftract-core/src/diagnostics.rs`
**Key entry:** Lines 569-576:
```rust
/// Glyph could not be mapped to Unicode
///
/// Emitted when a glyph has no entry in the font's `/ToUnicode` CMap, is not
/// in the AGL, doesn't match any fingerprint, and doesn't match any glyph shape.
/// U+FFFD is emitted for the glyph.
///
/// Phase origin: 2.2
FontGlyphUnmapped,
```
### AGL Lookup
**File:** `crates/pdftract-core/src/font/agl.rs`
**Key functions:**
- `unicode_for_glyph_name()` - Lines 41-60: Single codepoint lookup
- `parse_algorithmic()` - Lines 98-127: Handles `uniXXXX` and `uXXXXXX` patterns
### Font Fingerprint (Level 3)
**File:** `crates/pdftract-core/src/font/fingerprint.rs`
**Key functions:**
- `lookup_font_fingerprint()` - Lines 78-117: Looks up glyph ID by SHA-256 hash
## Test Fixtures Demonstrating Unmapped Glyphs
### Primary Fixture: encoding/no-mapping.pdf
**Generated by:** `tests/fixtures/encoding/generate_unicode_recovery_fixtures.rs`
**Characteristics:**
- PDF 1.4, Type1 font with custom glyph names
- NO `/ToUnicode` CMap
- Custom encoding: `/Differences [0 /g001 /g002 /g003]`
- Content: `<000102>` Tj (byte codes 0, 1, 2)
**Expected output:** `<60><><EFBFBD>` (three U+FFFD characters)
**Why unmapped:** Glyph names `/g001`, `/g002`, `/g003` are not in AGL, no `/ToUnicode`, and no font fingerprint entry.
### Related Fixtures
- **agl-only.pdf** - Demonstrates Level 2 success (AGL names work)
- **fingerprint-match.pdf** - Demonstrates Level 3 success (fingerprint recovery)
- **shape-match.pdf** - Demonstrates Level 4 success (shape recognition)
## Acceptance Criteria Status
- ✅ Document mapping system behavior in notes/ (this file)
- ✅ Identify at least 3 categories of glyphs that lack mappings (identified 8 categories)
- ✅ List specific glyph examples that should trigger GLYPH_UNMAPPED (provided 5+ examples)
- ✅ Note includes paths to relevant source code (font/fingerprint.rs, glyph/mod.rs, font/resolver.rs)
## Summary
The pdftract glyph mapping system uses a sophisticated 4-level fallback chain to recover Unicode from PDF fonts. When all levels fail, the `GLYPH_UNMAPPED` diagnostic is emitted and U+FFFD is output. The most common causes of unmapped glyphs are:
1. **Custom/private glyph names** not in the Adobe Glyph List
2. **Missing `/ToUnicode` CMaps** in subsetted embedded fonts
3. **Orphaned character codes** that don't map to valid glyphs
4. **Type3 fonts** with missing `/CharProcs` entries
5. **Non-standard algorithmic patterns** that don't match AGL conventions
The primary code paths are:
- `crates/pdftract-core/src/font/resolver.rs` (4-level chain, diagnostic emission)
- `crates/pdftract-core/src/diagnostics.rs` (diagnostic definition)
- `crates/pdftract-core/src/font/agl.rs` (Level 2: AGL lookup)
- `crates/pdftract-core/src/font/fingerprint.rs` (Level 3: font fingerprint cache)

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# Selected Unmapped Glyphs for Test Fixture
**Task:** Select target unmapped glyphs for fixture
**Bead ID:** bf-68f9i
**Date:** 2026-07-03
**Based on:** notes/bf-1cvmt.md
## Overview
This document lists the specific glyphs selected for inclusion in the PDF test fixture for unmapped glyph testing. The fixture will demonstrate the 4-level fallback chain failure and the resulting `GLYPH_UNMAPPED` diagnostic emission.
## Selected Unmapped Glyphs
### 1. `/g001`, `/g002`, `/g003` (PUA - Private Use Area)
**Category:** Private Use Area (PUA) Glyphs
**Source:** `tests/fixtures/encoding/no-mapping.pdf`
**Description:** Arbitrary glyph names created by a PDF generator using a custom encoding scheme. These follow a simple numeric pattern but are not recognized by the Adobe Glyph List.
**Why all 4 mapping levels fail:**
- **Level 1 (ToUnicode CMap):** No `/ToUnicode` CMap exists in the PDF
- **Level 2 (AGL lookup):** `/g001`, `/g002`, `/g003` are not in the Adobe Glyph List and do not match AGL algorithmic patterns (`uniXXXX`, `uXXXXXX`)
- **Level 3 (Font fingerprint):** The font is not in the fingerprint cache database
- **Level 4 (Shape recognition):** Feature-gated and disabled by default; even if enabled, these arbitrary glyphs likely have no match in the shape database
**Expected output:** `<60><><EFBFBD>` (three U+FFFD replacement characters)
**Content stream representation:** `<000102>` Tj (byte codes 0, 1, 2)
---
### 2. `/CustomA`, `/CustomB` (Custom Encoding)
**Category:** Custom Encodings Without Standard Names
**Source:** Hypothetical encoding scenario (illustrative)
**Description:** PDF generator creates a custom encoding dictionary with non-standard glyph names that appear meaningful but are not recognized by the Adobe Glyph List.
**Why all 4 mapping levels fail:**
- **Level 1 (ToUnicode CMap):** No `/ToUnicode` CMap exists
- **Level 2 (AGL lookup):** `/CustomA` and `/CustomB` are not in the Adobe Glyph List. They do not match the `uniXXXX` or `uXXXXXX` algorithmic patterns (require exactly 4 or up to 6 hex digits)
- **Level 3 (Font fingerprint):** Font is not in the fingerprint cache database
- **Level 4 (Shape recognition):** Feature-gated; no shape database match expected
**Expected output:** `<60><>` (two U+FFFD replacement characters)
**Content stream representation:** Hypothetically `<0003>` for code 0 mapping to `/CustomA`
---
### 3. `/NotAGlyph` (Orphaned Character Code)
**Category:** Orphaned Character Codes
**Source:** Type3 font scenario
**Description:** A glyph name that appears in the encoding dictionary but does not correspond to an actual glyph definition in the font's `/CharProcs` dictionary.
**Why all 4 mapping levels fail:**
- **Level 1 (ToUnicode CMap):** No `/ToUnicode` CMap exists
- **Level 2 (AGL lookup):** `/NotAGlyph` is not in the Adobe Glyph List
- **Level 3 (Font fingerprint):** Type3 fonts are vector-based and don't have embedded font programs for fingerprinting
- **Level 4 (Shape recognition):** The glyph doesn't exist in `/CharProcs`, so there's no shape to recognize. The resolver explicitly checks for glyph presence and emits `GLYPH_UNMAPPED` before reaching Level 4
**Expected output:** `<60>` (one U+FFFD replacement character)
**Code path:** `resolver.rs` lines 627-636 explicitly handle this Type3 font case
---
### 4. `/glyph_0041` (Non-AGL Algorithmic Pattern)
**Category:** Algorithmic Patterns Outside AGL Convention
**Source:** Illustrative example
**Description:** A glyph name that appears algorithmic (contains hex digits) but does not follow the Adobe Glyph List convention for algorithmic names.
**Why all 4 mapping levels fail:**
- **Level 1 (ToUnicode CMap):** No `/ToUnicode` CMap exists
- **Level 2 (AGL lookup):** `/glyph_0041` is not in AGL direct lookup. The algorithmic parser in `agl.rs` only recognizes:
- `uniXXXX` (exactly 4 hex digits)
- `uXXXXXX` (up to 6 hex digits)
The prefix `/glyph_` is not recognized, so the algorithmic match fails
- **Level 3 (Font fingerprint):** Font is not in the fingerprint cache database
- **Level 4 (Shape recognition):** Feature-gated; no match expected
**Expected output:** `<60>` (one U+FFFD replacement character)
**Note:** This demonstrates the importance of using the correct AGL algorithmic naming convention
---
## Selected Mapped AGL Glyphs (for Comparison)
These glyphs should be included in the same fixture to demonstrate successful mapping behavior when the fallback chain works:
### 1. `/A` (Standard AGL Glyph)
**Category:** Adobe Glyph List Direct Entry
**Description:** Standard uppercase letter A, direct entry in the Adobe Glyph List.
**Mapping path:**
- Level 1: If `/ToUnicode` present → maps to U+0041 (confidence 1.0)
- Level 2: If no `/ToUnicode` → glyph name `/A` → AGL lookup → U+0041 (confidence 0.9)
**Expected output:** `A`
**Content stream:** `<41>` Tj
---
### 2. `/B` (Standard AGL Glyph)
**Category:** Adobe Glyph List Direct Entry
**Description:** Standard uppercase letter B, direct entry in the Adobe Glyph List.
**Mapping path:**
- Level 1: If `/ToUnicode` present → maps to U+0042 (confidence 1.0)
- Level 2: If no `/ToUnicode` → glyph name `/B` → AGL lookup → U+0042 (confidence 0.9)
**Expected output:** `B`
**Content stream:** `<42>` Tj
---
### 3. `/space` (Standard AGL Glyph)
**Category:** Adobe Glyph List Direct Entry
**Description:** Standard space character, direct entry in the Adobe Glyph List.
**Mapping path:**
- Level 1: If `/ToUnicode` present → maps to U+0020 (confidence 1.0)
- Level 2: If no `/ToUnicode` → glyph name `/space` → AGL lookup → U+0020 (confidence 0.9)
**Expected output:** ` ` (space)
**Content stream:** `<20>` Tj
---
### 4. `/uni0041` (AGL Algorithmic Pattern)
**Category:** Adobe Glyph List Algorithmic Entry
**Description:** Algorithmic glyph name following the `uniXXXX` convention for direct Unicode codepoint mapping.
**Mapping path:**
- Level 1: If `/ToUnicode` present → maps directly (confidence 1.0)
- Level 2: If no `/ToUnicode` → glyph name `/uni0041` → algorithmic parser → U+0041 (confidence 0.9)
**Expected output:** `A`
**Content stream:** Hypothetically `<01>` mapping to glyph ID 1 with name `/uni0041`
---
## Recommended Fixture Structure
Based on these selections, the test fixture should include:
**Unmapped glyphs (to test failure path):**
- Character codes 0, 1, 2 → `/g001`, `/g002`, `/g003`
- Character code 3 → `/CustomA`
- Character code 4 → `/CustomB`
- Character code 5 → `/NotAGlyph`
- Character code 6 → `/glyph_0041`
**Mapped glyphs (to test success path):**
- Character code 65 (0x41) → `/A`
- Character code 66 (0x42) → `/B`
- Character code 32 (0x20) → `/space`
- Character code 99 → `/uni0041` (algorithmic)
**Expected extraction output:**
```
<EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>ABCDE A
```
Where the first 6 positions are U+FFFD for the unmapped glyphs, followed by the mapped glyphs.
---
## Acceptance Criteria
- ✅ Created `notes/bf-68f9i-glyphs.md` documenting selected glyphs
- ✅ Listed 4 unmapped glyphs with categories:
- PUA glyphs (`/g001`, `/g002`, `/g003`)
- Custom encoding glyphs (`/CustomA`, `/CustomB`)
- Orphaned code glyph (`/NotAGlyph`)
- Non-AGL algorithmic pattern (`/glyph_0041`)
- ✅ Listed 4 mapped AGL glyphs for comparison
- ✅ Explained why each unmapped glyph fails all 4 mapping levels
- ✅ Provided recommended fixture structure with expected output
---
## Summary
The selected glyphs represent the most common unmapped glyph patterns encountered in real-world PDFs:
1. **Private Use Area (PUA) names** - Arbitrary numeric patterns
2. **Custom encoding names** - Meaningful-looking but non-standard
3. **Orphaned codes** - Missing glyph definitions
4. **Misformatted algorithmic names** - Almost correct but invalid prefixes
By including both unmapped and mapped glyphs in the same fixture, we can verify that:
- The 4-level fallback chain correctly identifies unmapped glyphs
- `GLYPH_UNMAPPED` diagnostics are emitted exactly once per (font_id, char_code)
- Mapped glyphs continue to resolve correctly through AGL lookup
- U+FFFD is output for unmapped glyphs while mapped glyphs render correctly

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# Unmapped Glyph PDF Fixture
**Task:** Create unmapped glyph PDF fixture
**Bead ID:** bf-68f9i
**Date:** 2026-07-03
## Overview
Created a new PDF test fixture containing glyphs without valid Unicode mappings to trigger GLYPH_UNMAPPED diagnostics in pdftract.
## Fixture Details
**File:** `tests/fixtures/encoding/unmapped-glyphs.pdf`
**Validation:**
```bash
$ pdfinfo tests/fixtures/encoding/unmapped-glyphs.pdf
Pages: 1
Encrypted: no
Page size: 612 x 792 pts (letter)
PDF version: 1.4
File size: 688 bytes
```
**Font Information:**
```
name: UnmappedGlyphs
type: Type 1
encoding: Custom
embedded: no
subset: no
unicode: no
```
## Unmapped Glyphs
The fixture contains **4 distinct unmapped glyphs**:
1. **`/CustomAlpha`** - Custom glyph name not in AGL
2. **`/CustomBeta`** - Custom glyph name not in AGL
3. **`/CustomGamma`** - Custom glyph name not in AGL
4. **`/CustomDelta`** - Custom glyph name not in AGL
**Byte codes:** `00 01 02 03` (character codes 0-3)
**Custom encoding:** `/Differences [0 /CustomAlpha /CustomBeta /CustomGamma /CustomDelta]`
**Why unmapped:** These glyph names are arbitrary custom names not recognized by the Adobe Glyph List (AGL), and the PDF has no `/ToUnicode` CMap or embedded font program for fingerprint recovery. All 4 levels of the encoding fallback chain will fail.
## Content Stream
```
BT
/F1 12 Tf
50 700 Td
<00010203> Tj
ET
```
## Expected Output
**Expected text output:** `<60><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD>` (4 × U+FFFD replacement characters)
**Expected diagnostics:** 4 × `GLYPH_UNMAPPED` (FontGlyphUnmapped)
## Acceptance Criteria Status
- ✅ PDF fixture exists in tests/fixtures/encoding/ directory
- ✅ Fixture contains at least 3 unmapped glyphs (contains 4: CustomAlpha, CustomBeta, CustomGamma, CustomDelta)
- ✅ Fixture is valid (passes pdfinfo validation)
- ✅ Fixture is named descriptively (unmapped-glyphs.pdf)
- ✅ Expected output file created (unmapped-glyphs.txt)
## Generation Script
**File:** `tests/fixtures/encoding/generate_unmapped_glyphs.rs`
**To regenerate:**
```bash
cd tests/fixtures/encoding
rustc -o generate_unmapped_glyphs_bin generate_unmapped_glyphs.rs
./generate_unmapped_glyphs_bin
```
## Technical Implementation
The fixture uses the same structure as the existing `no-mapping.pdf` but with:
- More descriptive glyph names (`/CustomAlpha` instead of `/g001`)
- 4 unmapped glyphs instead of 3 (exceeds the "at least 3" requirement)
- Clear semantic naming for easier debugging
The PDF structure follows the standard minimal PDF pattern:
- Catalog → Pages → Page → Content stream
- Type1 font with custom encoding
- NO `/ToUnicode` CMap
- NO embedded font program
- NO standard encoding reference
## Relationship to Other Fixtures
This fixture complements the existing encoding recovery fixtures:
- **agl-only.pdf**: Tests Level 2 success (AGL names work)
- **no-mapping.pdf**: Tests unmapped glyphs with `/g001`, `/g002`, `/g003` pattern
- **unmapped-glyphs.pdf** (this fixture): Tests unmapped glyphs with descriptive custom names
- **fingerprint-match.pdf**: Tests Level 3 success (font fingerprinting)
- **shape-match.pdf**: Tests Level 4 success (glyph shape recognition)
## References
- Research from child bead bf-1cvmt: `notes/bf-1cvmt.md`
- Font resolver code: `crates/pdftract-core/src/font/resolver.rs`
- AGL lookup code: `crates/pdftract-core/src/font/agl.rs`
- Existing fixture generation: `tests/fixtures/encoding/generate_unicode_recovery_fixtures.rs`
## Summary
Successfully created a valid PDF test fixture containing 4 unmapped glyphs that will trigger GLYPH_UNMAPPED diagnostics in pdftract. The fixture passes pdfinfo validation, is descriptively named, and provides clear unmapped glyph patterns for testing the 4-level encoding fallback chain's failure path.

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//! Generate unmapped-glyphs.pdf test fixture
//!
//! Creates a PDF with custom glyph names that are not in the Adobe Glyph List
//! and have no ToUnicode mapping, triggering GLYPH_UNMAPPED diagnostics.
use std::fs::File;
use std::io::Write;
fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
println!("Generating unmapped-glyphs.pdf...");
let objects = vec![
// Catalog
b"1 0 obj\n<<\n/Type /Catalog\n/Pages 2 0 R\n>>\nendobj".to_vec(),
// Pages
b"2 0 obj\n<<\n/Type /Pages\n/Kids [3 0 R]\n/Count 1\n>>\nendobj".to_vec(),
// Page
b"3 0 obj\n<<\n/Type /Page\n/Parent 2 0 R\n/MediaBox [0 0 612 792]\n/Resources <<\n/Font <<\n/F1 5 0 R\n>>\n>>\n/Contents 4 0 R\n>>\nendobj".to_vec(),
// Content stream: <00010203> Tj (byte codes 0-3 for 4 unmapped glyphs)
b"4 0 obj\n<<\n/Length 44\n>>\nstream\nBT\n/F1 12 Tf\n50 700 Td\n<00010203> Tj\nET\nendstream\nendobj".to_vec(),
// Font with custom encoding
// Uses 4 distinct custom glyph names not in AGL:
// /CustomAlpha, /CustomBeta, /CustomGamma, /CustomDelta
b"5 0 obj\n<<\n/Type /Font\n/Subtype /Type1\n/BaseFont /UnmappedGlyphs\n/Encoding <<\n/Type /Encoding\n/Differences [0 /CustomAlpha /CustomBeta /CustomGamma /CustomDelta]\n>>\n>>\nendobj".to_vec(),
];
let pdf = build_pdf(objects);
let mut file = File::create("tests/fixtures/encoding/unmapped-glyphs.pdf")?;
file.write_all(&pdf)?;
// Create expected output file (4 U+FFFD replacement characters)
let mut txt_file = File::create("tests/fixtures/encoding/unmapped-glyphs.txt")?;
txt_file.write_all("\u{FFFD}\u{FFFD}\u{FFFD}\u{FFFD}".as_bytes())?;
println!("✓ unmapped-glyphs.pdf created successfully!");
println!(" -> Contains 4 unmapped glyphs: /CustomAlpha, /CustomBeta, /CustomGamma, /CustomDelta");
println!(" -> Expected output: <U+FFFD><U+FFFD><U+FFFD><U+FFFD>");
Ok(())
}
/// Build a complete PDF with proper xref table and trailer
fn build_pdf(objects: Vec<Vec<u8>>) -> Vec<u8> {
let mut pdf = b"%PDF-1.4\n".to_vec();
// Track object offsets
let mut offsets = Vec::new();
for obj in &objects {
offsets.push(pdf.len());
pdf.extend(obj);
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