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(Qja, Qko): Don't make them static. (enum ftfont_cache_for): New enum. (fc_charset_table): Undo the previous change. (ftfont_get_latin1_charset): Delete it. (ftfont_pattern_entity): Check cache by ftfont_lookup_cache. Set FONT_SIZE_INDEX of the entity to 0 for a scalable font. For a non-scarable font, try to get AVERAGE_WIDTH. (ftfont_lookup_cache): Argument FOR-FACE is changed to CACHE_FOR. Change ft_face_cache from a list of a hash-table. Don't check `ja' and `ko' adstyle here. (ftfont_get_fc_charset): Call ftfont_lookup_cache with FTFONT_CACHE_FOR_CHARET. (ftfont_get_charset): Undo the previous change. (ftfont_open): Call ftfont_lookup_cache with FTFONT_CACHE_FOR_FACE. (ftfont_close): Likewise. (ftfont_has_char): Special handling of `ja' and `ko' adstyle.

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