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package org.apache.poi.hwpf.model;

import java.nio.charset.Charset;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;

import org.apache.poi.hwpf.util.DoubleByteUtil;
import org.apache.poi.util.IOUtils;
import org.apache.poi.util.Internal;

@Internal
public class OldTextPieceTable extends TextPieceTable {

    public OldTextPieceTable() {
        super();
    }

    public OldTextPieceTable(byte[] documentStream, byte[] tableStream,
                             int offset, int size, int fcMin, Charset charset) {
        //super(documentStream, tableStream, offset, size, fcMin, charset);
        // get our plex of PieceDescriptors
        PlexOfCps pieceTable = new PlexOfCps(tableStream, offset, size,
                PieceDescriptor.getSizeInBytes());

        int length = pieceTable.length();
        PieceDescriptor[] pieces = new PieceDescriptor[length];

        // iterate through piece descriptors raw bytes and create
        // PieceDescriptor objects
        for (int x = 0; x < length; x++) {
            GenericPropertyNode node = pieceTable.getProperty(x);
            pieces[x] = new PieceDescriptor(node.getBytes(), 0, charset);
        }

        // Figure out the cp of the earliest text piece
        // Note that text pieces don't have to be stored in order!
        _cpMin = pieces[0].getFilePosition() - fcMin;
        for (PieceDescriptor piece : pieces) {
            int start = piece.getFilePosition() - fcMin;
            if (start < _cpMin) {
                _cpMin = start;
            }
        }

        // using the PieceDescriptors, build our list of TextPieces.
        for (int x = 0; x < pieces.length; x++) {
            int start = pieces[x].getFilePosition();
            GenericPropertyNode node = pieceTable.getProperty(x);

            // Grab the start and end, which are in characters
            int nodeStartChars = node.getStart();
            int nodeEndChars = node.getEnd();

            // What's the relationship between bytes and characters?
            boolean unicode = pieces[x].isUnicode();
            int multiple = 1;
            if (unicode ||
                    (charset != null && DoubleByteUtil.DOUBLE_BYTE_CHARSETS.contains(charset))) {
                multiple = 2;
            }

            // Figure out the length, in bytes and chars
            int textSizeChars = (nodeEndChars - nodeStartChars);
            int textSizeBytes = textSizeChars * multiple;

            // Grab the data that makes up the piece
            byte[] buf = IOUtils.safelyClone(documentStream, start, textSizeBytes, getMaxRecordLength());

            // And now build the piece
            final TextPiece newTextPiece = newTextPiece(nodeStartChars, nodeEndChars, buf, pieces[x]);

            _textPieces.add(newTextPiece);
        }

        // In the interest of our sanity, now sort the text pieces
        // into order, if they're not already
        Collections.sort(_textPieces);
        _textPiecesFCOrder = new ArrayList<>(_textPieces);
        _textPiecesFCOrder.sort(byFilePosition());

    }

    @Override
    protected TextPiece newTextPiece(int nodeStartChars, int nodeEndChars, byte[] buf, PieceDescriptor pd) {
        return new OldTextPiece(nodeStartChars, nodeEndChars, buf, pd);
    }

    @Override
    protected int getEncodingMultiplier(TextPiece textPiece) {
        Charset charset = textPiece.getPieceDescriptor().getCharset();
        if (charset != null && DoubleByteUtil.DOUBLE_BYTE_CHARSETS.contains(charset)) {
            return 2;
        }
        return 1;
    }
}