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package org.apache.poi.hdgf;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.OutputStream;

/**
 * Helper class to handle the Visio compatible
 *  streaming LZW compression.
 * Need our own class to handle keeping track of the
 *  code buffer, pending bytes to write out etc.
 *  
 * TODO Fix this, as it starts to go wrong on
 *  large streams 
 */
/* package */ final class HDGFLZWCompressor {
	// We use 12 bit codes:
	// * 0-255 are real bytes
	// * 256-4095 are the substring codes
	// Java handily initialises our buffer / dictionary
	//  to all zeros
	private byte[] dict = new byte[4096];

	// The next block of data to be written out, minus
	//  its mask byte
	private byte[] buffer = new byte[16];
	// And how long it is
	// (Un-compressed codes are 1 byte each, compressed codes
	//   are two)
	private int bufferLen = 0;

	// The raw length of a code is limited to 4 bits + 2
	private byte[] rawCode = new byte[18];
	// And how much we're using
	private int rawCodeLen = 0;

	// How far through the input and output streams we are
	private int posInp = 0;
	private int posOut = 0;

	// What the next mask byte to output will be
	private int nextMask = 0;
	// And how many bits we've already set
	private int maskBitsSet = 0;

	public HDGFLZWCompressor() {}
	
/**
 * Returns the last place that the bytes from rawCode are found
 *  at in the buffer, or -1 if they can't be found
 */
private int findRawCodeInBuffer() {
	// Work our way through all the codes until we
   //  find the right one. Visio starts from the end
	for(int i=4096-rawCodeLen; i>0; i--) {
		boolean matches = true;
		for(int j=0; matches && j> 4);
	buffer[bufferLen] = HDGFLZW.fromInt(bp1);
	bufferLen++;
   buffer[bufferLen] = HDGFLZW.fromInt(bp2);
   bufferLen++;
   
   // Copy the data to the dictionary in the new place
   for(int i=0; i 0) {
	         outputCompressed(res);
	         if(maskBitsSet > 0) {
	            output8Codes(res);
	         }
		   }
			break;
		}

		// Try adding this new byte onto rawCode, and
		//  see if all of that is still found in the
		//  buffer dictionary or not
		rawCode[rawCodeLen] = dataB;
		rawCodeLen++;
		int rawAt = findRawCodeInBuffer();
		
		// If we found it and are now at 18 bytes,
		//  we need to output our pending code block
		if(rawCodeLen == 18 && rawAt > -1) {
			outputCompressed(res);
			rawCodeLen = 0;
			continue;
		}

		// If we did find all of rawCode with our new
		//  byte added on, we can wait to see what happens
		//  with the next byte
		if(rawAt > -1) {
			continue;
		}

		// If we get here, then the rawCode + this byte weren't
		// found in the dictionary

		// If there was something in rawCode before, then that was
		// found in the dictionary, so output that compressed
		rawCodeLen--;
		if(rawCodeLen > 0) {
			// Output the old rawCode
			outputCompressed(res);

			// Can this byte start a new rawCode, or does
			//  it need outputting itself?
			rawCode[0] = dataB;
			rawCodeLen = 1;
			if(findRawCodeInBuffer() > -1) {
				// Fits in, wait for next byte
				continue;
			}
			// Doesn't fit, output
			outputUncompressed(dataB,res);
			rawCodeLen = 0;
		} else {
			// Nothing in rawCode before, so this byte
			//  isn't in the buffer dictionary
			// Output it un-compressed
			outputUncompressed(dataB,res);
		}
	}
}
}