text: /** @preserve 
  jsPDF split_text_to_size plugin
  Copyright (c) 2012 Willow Systems Corporation, willow-systems.com
  MIT license.
  */
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   */
  
  ;(function(API) {
  'use strict'
  
  /**
  Returns an array of length matching length of the 'word' string, with each
  cell ocupied by the width of the char in that position.
  
  @function
  @param word {String}
  @param widths {Object}
  @param kerning {Object}
  @returns {Array}
  */
  var getCharWidthsArray = API.getCharWidthsArray = function(text, options){
  
  	if (!options) {
  		options = {}
  	}
  
  	var widths = options.widths ? options.widths : this.internal.getFont().metadata.Unicode.widths
  	, widthsFractionOf = widths.fof ? widths.fof : 1
  	, kerning = options.kerning ? options.kerning : this.internal.getFont().metadata.Unicode.kerning
  	, kerningFractionOf = kerning.fof ? kerning.fof : 1
  	
  	// console.log("widths, kergnings", widths, kerning)
  
  	var i, l
  	, char_code
  	, char_width
  	, prior_char_code = 0 // for kerning
  	, default_char_width = widths[0] || widthsFractionOf
  	, output = []
  
  	for (i = 0, l = text.length; i < l; i++) {
  		char_code = text.charCodeAt(i)
  		output.push(
  			( widths[char_code] || default_char_width ) / widthsFractionOf + 
  			( kerning[char_code] && kerning[char_code][prior_char_code] || 0 ) / kerningFractionOf
  		)
  		prior_char_code = char_code
  	}
  
  	return output
  }
  var getArraySum = function(array){
  	var i = array.length
  	, output = 0
  	while(i){
  		;i--;
  		output += array[i]
  	}
  	return output
  }
  /**
  Returns a widths of string in a given font, if the font size is set as 1 point.
  
  In other words, this is "proportional" value. For 1 unit of font size, the length
  of the string will be that much.
  
  Multiply by font size to get actual width in *points*
  Then divide by 72 to get inches or divide by (72/25.6) to get 'mm' etc.
  
  @public
  @function
  @param
  @returns {Type}
  */
  var getStringUnitWidth = API.getStringUnitWidth = function(text, options) {
  	return getArraySum(getCharWidthsArray.call(this, text, options))
  }
  
  /** 
  returns array of lines
  */
  var splitLongWord = function(word, widths_array, firstLineMaxLen, maxLen){
  	var answer = []
  
  	// 1st, chop off the piece that can fit on the hanging line.
  	var i = 0
  	, l = word.length
  	, workingLen = 0
  	while (i !== l && workingLen + widths_array[i] < firstLineMaxLen){
  		workingLen += widths_array[i]
  		;i++;
  	}
  	// this is first line.
  	answer.push(word.slice(0, i))
  
  	// 2nd. Split the rest into maxLen pieces.
  	var startOfLine = i
  	workingLen = 0
  	while (i !== l){
  		if (workingLen + widths_array[i] > maxLen) {
  			answer.push(word.slice(startOfLine, i))
  			workingLen = 0
  			startOfLine = i
  		}
  		workingLen += widths_array[i]
  		;i++;
  	}
  	if (startOfLine !== i) {
  		answer.push(word.slice(startOfLine, i))
  	}
  
  	return answer
  }
  
  // Note, all sizing inputs for this function must be in "font measurement units"
  // By default, for PDF, it's "point".
  var splitParagraphIntoLines = function(text, maxlen, options){
  	// at this time works only on Western scripts, ones with space char
  	// separating the words. Feel free to expand.
  
  	if (!options) {
  		options = {}
  	}
  
  	var spaceCharWidth = getCharWidthsArray(' ', options)[0]
  
  	var words = text.split(' ')
  
  	var line = []
  	, lines = [line]
  	, line_length = options.textIndent || 0
  	, separator_length = 0
  	, current_word_length = 0
  	, word
  	, widths_array
  
  	var i, l, tmp
  	for (i = 0, l = words.length; i < l; i++) {
  		word = words[i]
  		widths_array = getCharWidthsArray(word, options)
  		current_word_length = getArraySum(widths_array)
  
  		if (line_length + separator_length + current_word_length > maxlen) {
  			if (current_word_length > maxlen) {
  				// this happens when you have space-less long URLs for example.
  				// we just chop these to size. We do NOT insert hiphens
  				tmp = splitLongWord(word, widths_array, maxlen - (line_length + separator_length), maxlen)
  				// first line we add to existing line object
  				line.push(tmp.shift()) // it's ok to have extra space indicator there
  				// last line we make into new line object
  				line = [tmp.pop()]
  				// lines in the middle we apped to lines object as whole lines
  				while(tmp.length){
  					lines.push([tmp.shift()]) // single fragment occupies whole line
  				}
  				current_word_length = getArraySum( widths_array.slice(word.length - line[0].length) )
  			} else {
  				// just put it on a new line
  				line = [word]
  			}
  
  			// now we attach new line to lines
  			lines.push(line)
  
  			line_length = current_word_length
  			separator_length = spaceCharWidth
  
  		} else {
  			line.push(word)
  
  			line_length += separator_length + current_word_length
  			separator_length = spaceCharWidth
  		}
  	}
  
  	var output = []
  	for (i = 0, l = lines.length; i < l; i++) {
  		output.push( lines[i].join(' ') )
  	}
  	return output
  
  }
  
  /**
  Splits a given string into an array of strings. Uses 'size' value
  (in measurement units declared as default for the jsPDF instance)
  and the font's "widths" and "Kerning" tables, where availabe, to
  determine display length of a given string for a given font.
  
  We use character's 100% of unit size (height) as width when Width
  table or other default width is not available.
  
  @public
  @function
  @param text {String} Unencoded, regular JavaScript (Unicode, UTF-16 / UCS-2) string.
  @param size {Number} Nominal number, measured in units default to this instance of jsPDF.
  @param options {Object} Optional flags needed for chopper to do the right thing.
  @returns {Array} with strings chopped to size.
  */
  API.splitTextToSize = function(text, maxlen, options) {
  	'use strict'
  
  	if (!options) {
  		options = {}
  	}
  
  	var fsize = options.fontSize || this.internal.getFontSize()
  	, newOptions = (function(options){
  		var widths = {0:1}
  		, kerning = {}
  
  		if (!options.widths || !options.kerning) {
  			var f = this.internal.getFont(options.fontName, options.fontStyle)
  			, encoding = 'Unicode'
  			// NOT UTF8, NOT UTF16BE/LE, NOT UCS2BE/LE
  			// Actual JavaScript-native String's 16bit char codes used.
  			// no multi-byte logic here
  
  			if (f.metadata[encoding]) {
  				return {
  					widths: f.metadata[encoding].widths || widths
  					, kerning: f.metadata[encoding].kerning || kerning
  				}
  			}
  		} else {
  			return 	{
  				widths: options.widths
  				, kerning: options.kerning
  			}			
  		}
  
  		// then use default values
  		return 	{
  			widths: widths
  			, kerning: kerning
  		}
  	}).call(this, options)
  
  	// first we split on end-of-line chars
  	var paragraphs 
  	if (text.match(/[\n\r]/)) {
  		paragraphs = text.split(/\r\n|\r|\n/g)
  	} else {
  		paragraphs = [text]
  	}
  
  	// now we convert size (max length of line) into "font size units"
  	// at present time, the "font size unit" is always 'point'
  	// 'proportional' means, "in proportion to font size"
  	var fontUnit_maxLen = 1.0 * this.internal.scaleFactor * maxlen / fsize
  	// at this time, fsize is always in "points" regardless of the default measurement unit of the doc.
  	// this may change in the future?
  	// until then, proportional_maxlen is likely to be in 'points'
  
  	// If first line is to be indented (shorter or longer) than maxLen 
  	// we indicate that by using CSS-style "text-indent" option.
  	// here it's in font units too (which is likely 'points')
  	// it can be negative (which makes the first line longer than maxLen)
  	newOptions.textIndent = options.textIndent ? 
  		options.textIndent * 1.0 * this.internal.scaleFactor / fsize : 
  		0
  
  	var i, l
  	, output = []
  	for (i = 0, l = paragraphs.length; i < l; i++) {
  		output = output.concat(
  			splitParagraphIntoLines(
  				paragraphs[i]
  				, fontUnit_maxLen
  				, newOptions
  			)
  		)
  	}
  
  	return output 
  }
  
  })(jsPDF.API);
  