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package org.json.zip;
 Copyright (c) 2013 JSON.org
 Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
 of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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 The Software shall be used for Good, not Evil.
 THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
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 * JSONzip is a binary-encoded JSON dialect. It is designed to compress the
 * messages in a session in bandwidth constrained applications, such as mobile.
 * JSONzip is adaptive, so with each message seen, it should improve its
 * compression. It minimizes JSON's overhead, reducing punctuation
 * to a small number of bits. It uses Huffman encoding to reduce the average
 * size of characters. It uses caches (or Keeps) to keep recently seen strings
 * and values, so repetitive content (such as object keys) can be
 * substantially reduced. It uses a character encoding called Kim (Keep it
 * minimal) that is smaller than UTF-8 for most East European, African, and
 * Asian scripts.
 * JSONzip tends to reduce most content by about half. If there is a lot of
 * recurring information, the reduction can be much more dramatic.
 * FOR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY. THIS PACKAGE HAS NOT YET BEEN TESTED
 * ADEQUATELY FOR PRODUCTION USE.
 * @author JSON.org
 * @version 2014-05-20
public abstract class JSONzip implements None, PostMortem {
     * The characters in JSON numbers can be reduced to 4 bits each.
    public static final byte[] bcd = {
        '0', '1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6', '7', '8', '9', '.', '-', '+', 'E'
     * The end of string code.
    public static final int end = 256;
     * The end of number code.
    public static final int endOfNumber = bcd.length;
     * The first positive integer that cannot be encoded in 4 bits.
    public static final long int4 = 16;
     * The first positive integer that cannot be encoded in 7 bits.
    public static final long int7 = 144;
     * The first positive integer that cannot be encoded in 14 bits.
    public static final long int14 = 16528;
     * The package supports tracing for debugging.
    public static final boolean probe = false;
     * The value code for an empty object.
    public static final int zipEmptyObject = 0;
     * The value code for an empty array.
    public static final int zipEmptyArray = 1;
     * The value code for true.
    public static final int zipTrue = 2;
     * The value code for false.
    public static final int zipFalse = 3;
     * The value code for null.
    public static final int zipNull = 4;
     * The value code for a non-empty object.
    public static final int zipObject = 5;
     * The value code for an array with a string as its first element.
    public static final int zipArrayString = 6;
     * The value code for an array with a non-string value as its first element.
    public static final int zipArrayValue = 7;
     * A Huffman encoder for names.
    protected final Huff namehuff;
     * A Huffman encoder for names extended bytes.
    protected final Huff namehuffext;
     * A place to keep the names (keys).
    protected final Keep namekeep;
     * A Huffman encoder for string values.
    protected final Huff stringhuff;
     * A Huffman encoder for string values extended bytes.
    protected final Huff stringhuffext;
     * A place to keep the strings.
    protected final Keep stringkeep;
     * A place to keep the values.
    protected final Keep valuekeep;
     * Initialize the data structures.
    protected JSONzip() {
        this.namehuff = new Huff(end + 1);
        this.namehuffext = new Huff(end + 1);
        this.namekeep = new Keep(9);
        this.stringhuff = new Huff(end + 1);
        this.stringhuffext = new Huff(end + 1);
        this.stringkeep = new Keep(11);
        this.valuekeep = new Keep(10);
     * Generate the Huffman tables.
    protected void generate() {
        this.namehuff.generate();
        this.namehuffext.generate();
        this.stringhuff.generate();
        this.stringhuffext.generate();
     * Write an end-of-line to the console.
    static void log() {
        log("\n");
     * Write an integer to the console.
     * @param integer The integer to write to the log.
    static void log(int integer) {
        log(integer + " ");
     * Write two integers, separated by ':' to the console.
     * The second integer is suppressed if it is 1.
     * @param integer The integer to write to the log.
     * @param width The width of the integer in bits.
    static void log(int integer, int width) {
        if (width == 1) {
            log(integer);
        } else {
            log(integer + ":" + width + " ");
     * Write a string to the console.
     * @param string The string to be written to the log.
    static void log(String string) {
        System.out.print(string);
     * Write a character or its code to the console.
     * @param integer The charcode to be written to the log.
     * @param width The width of the charcode in bits.
    static void logchar(int integer, int width) {
        if (integer > ' ' && integer <= '}') {
            log("'" + (char) integer + "':" + width + " ");
        } else {
            log(integer, width);
     * This method is used for testing the implementation of JSONzip. It is not
     * suitable for any other purpose. It is used to compare a Compressor and a
     * Decompressor, verifying that the data structures that were built during
     * zipping and unzipping were the same.
     * @return true if the structures match.
    public boolean postMortem(PostMortem pm) {
        JSONzip that = (JSONzip) pm;
        return this.namehuff.postMortem(that.namehuff)
                && this.namekeep.postMortem(that.namekeep)
                && this.stringkeep.postMortem(that.stringkeep)
                && this.stringhuff.postMortem(that.stringhuff)
                && this.valuekeep.postMortem(that.valuekeep);
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