package org.json.zip;

import org.json.JSONException;

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/**

* JSONzip is a compression scheme for JSON text.

* @author JSON.org

* @version 2014-05-20

*/

/**

* A Huffman encoder/decoder. It operates over a domain of integers, which may

* map to characters or other symbols. Symbols that are used frequently are

* given shorter codes than symbols that are used infrequently. This usually

* produces shorter messages.

*

* Initially, all of the symbols are given the same weight. The weight of a

* symbol is incremented by the tick method. The generate method is used to

* generate the encoding table. The table must be generated before encoding or

* decoding. You may regenerate the table with the latest weights at any time.

*

* After a million ticks, it is assumed that the distribution is well

* understood and that no more regeneration will be required.

*/

public class Huff implements None, PostMortem {

/**

* The number of symbols known to the encoder.

*/

private final int domain;

/**

* The number of characters to process before generation is no longer done.

*/

public static final int education = 1000000;

/**

* An array that maps symbol values to symbols.

*/

private final Symbol[] symbols;

/**

* The root of the decoding table, and the terminal of the encoding table.

*/

private Symbol table;

/**

* The number of characters left to learn to adapt the coding table.

*/

private int toLearn;

/**

* Have any weights changed since the table was last generated?

*/

private boolean upToDate = false;

/**

* The number of bits in the last symbol. This is used in tracing.

*/

private int width;

private static class Symbol implements PostMortem {

public Symbol back;

public Symbol next;

public Symbol zero;

public Symbol one;

public final int integer;

public long weight;

/**

* Make a symbol representing a character or other value.

*

* @param integer

* The symbol's number

*/

public Symbol(int integer) {

this.integer = integer;

this.weight = 0;

this.next = null;

this.back = null;

this.one = null;

this.zero = null;

}

public boolean postMortem(PostMortem pm) {

boolean result = true;

Symbol that = (Symbol) pm;

if (this.integer != that.integer || this.weight != that.weight) {

return false;

}

if ((this.back == null) != (that.back == null)) {

return false;

}

Symbol zero = this.zero;

Symbol one = this.one;

if (zero == null) {

if (that.zero != null) {

return false;

}

} else {

result = zero.postMortem(that.zero);

}

if (one == null) {

if (that.one != null) {

return false;

}

} else {

result = one.postMortem(that.one);

}

return result;

}

}

/**

* Construct a Huffman encoder/decoder.

*

* @param domain

* The number of values known to the object.

*/

public Huff(int domain) {

this.domain = domain;

this.toLearn = education;

int length = domain * 2 - 1;

this.symbols = new Symbol[length];

// Make the leaf symbols.

for (int i = 0; i < domain; i += 1) {

symbols[i] = new Symbol(i);

}

// Make the links.

for (int i = domain; i < length; i += 1) {

symbols[i] = new Symbol(none);

}

}

/**

* Generate the encoding/decoding table. The table determines the bit

* sequences used by the read and write methods.

*/

public void generate() {

if (!this.upToDate) {

// Phase One: Sort the symbols by weight into a linked list.

Symbol head = this.symbols[0];

Symbol next;

Symbol previous = head;

Symbol symbol;

this.table = null;

head.next = null;

for (int i = 1; i < this.domain; i += 1) {

symbol = symbols[i];

// If this symbol weights less than the head, then it becomes the new head.

if (symbol.weight < head.weight) {

symbol.next = head;

head = symbol;

} else {

// We will start the search from the previous symbol instead of the head unless

// the current symbol weights less than the previous symbol.

if (symbol.weight < previous.weight) {

previous = head;

}

// Find a connected pair (previous and next) where the symbol weighs the same

// or more than previous but less than the next. Link the symbol between them.

while (true) {

next = previous.next;

if (next == null || symbol.weight < next.weight) {

break;

}

previous = next;

}

symbol.next = next;

previous.next = symbol;

previous = symbol;

}

}

// Phase Two: Make new symbols from the two lightest symbols until only one

// symbol remains. The final symbol becomes the root of the table binary tree.

int avail = this.domain;

Symbol first;

Symbol second;

previous = head;

while (true) {

first = head;

second = first.next;

head = second.next;

symbol = this.symbols[avail];

avail += 1;

symbol.weight = first.weight + second.weight;

symbol.zero = first;

symbol.one = second;

symbol.back = null;

first.back = symbol;

second.back = symbol;

if (head == null) {

break;

}

// Insert the new symbol back into the sorted list.

if (symbol.weight < head.weight) {

symbol.next = head;

head = symbol;

previous = head;

} else {

while (true) {

next = previous.next;

if (next == null || symbol.weight < next.weight) {

break;

}

previous = next;

}

symbol.next = next;

previous.next = symbol;

previous = symbol;

}

}

// The last remaining symbol is the root of the table.

this.table = symbol;

this.upToDate = true;

}

}

private boolean postMortem(int integer) {

int[] bits = new int[this.domain];

Symbol symbol = this.symbols[integer];

if (symbol.integer != integer) {

return false;

}

int i = 0;

while (true) {

Symbol back = symbol.back;

if (back == null) {

break;

}

if (back.zero == symbol) {

bits[i] = 0;

} else if (back.one == symbol) {

bits[i] = 1;

} else {

return false;

}

i += 1;

symbol = back;

}

if (symbol != this.table) {

return false;

}

this.width = 0;

symbol = this.table;

while (symbol.integer == none) {

i -= 1;

symbol = bits[i] != 0 ? symbol.one : symbol.zero;

}

return symbol.integer == integer && i == 0;

}

/**

* Compare two Huffman tables.

*/

public boolean postMortem(PostMortem pm) {

// Go through every integer in the domain, generating its bit sequence, and

// then prove that that bit sequence produces the same integer.

for (int integer = 0; integer < this.domain; integer += 1) {

if (!postMortem(integer)) {

JSONzip.log("\nBad huff ");

JSONzip.logchar(integer, integer);

return false;

}

}

return this.table.postMortem(((Huff) pm).table);

}

/**

* Read bits until a symbol can be identified. The weight of the read

* symbol will be incremented.

*

* @param bitreader

* The source of bits.

* @return The integer value of the symbol.

* @throws JSONException

*/

public int read(BitReader bitreader) throws JSONException {

try {

this.width = 0;

Symbol symbol = this.table;

while (symbol.integer == none) {

this.width += 1;

symbol = bitreader.bit() ? symbol.one : symbol.zero;

}

tick(symbol.integer);

if (JSONzip.probe) {

JSONzip.logchar(symbol.integer, this.width);

}

return symbol.integer;

} catch (Throwable e) {

throw new JSONException(e);

}

}

/**

* Increase the weight associated with a value by 1.

*

* @param value

* The number of the symbol to tick

*/

public void tick(int value) {

if (this.toLearn > 0) {

this.toLearn -= 1;

this.symbols[value].weight += 1;

this.upToDate = false;

}

}

/**

* Recur from a symbol back, emitting bits. We recur before emitting to

* make the bits come out in the right order.

*

* @param symbol

* The symbol to write.

* @param bitwriter

* The bitwriter to write it to.

* @throws JSONException

*/

private void write(Symbol symbol, BitWriter bitwriter)

throws JSONException {

try {

Symbol back = symbol.back;

if (back != null) {

this.width += 1;

write(back, bitwriter);

if (back.zero == symbol) {

bitwriter.zero();

} else {

bitwriter.one();

}

}

} catch (Throwable e) {

throw new JSONException(e);

}

}

/**

* Write the bits corresponding to a symbol. The weight of the symbol will

* be incremented.

*

* @param value

* The number of the symbol to write

* @param bitwriter

* The destination of the bits.

* @throws JSONException

*/

public void write(int value, BitWriter bitwriter) throws JSONException {

this.width = 0;

write(this.symbols[value], bitwriter);

tick(value);

if (JSONzip.probe) {

JSONzip.logchar(value, this.width);

}

}

}