public final class PackBitsDecoder extends Object implements Decoder
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PackBits is a fast, simple compression scheme for run-length encoding of
data.
Apple introduced the PackBits format with the release of MacPaint on the Macintosh computer. This compression scheme is one of the types of compression that can be used in TIFF-files.
A PackBits data stream consists of packets of one byte of header followed by data. The header is a signed byte; the data can be signed, unsigned, or packed (such as MacPaint pixels).
| Header byte | Data |
|---|---|
| 0 to 127 | 1 + n literal bytes of data |
| 0 to -127 | One byte of data, repeated 1 - n times in the decompressed output |
| -128 | No operation |
Note that interpreting 0 as positive or negative makes no difference in the output. Runs of two bytes adjacent to non-runs are typically written as literal data.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
PackBitsDecoder()
Creates a
PackBitsDecoder. |
PackBitsDecoder(boolean disableNoOp)
Creates a
PackBitsDecoder, with optional compatibility mode. |
PackBitsDecoder(int sampleSize,
boolean disableNoOp)
Creates a
PackBitsDecoder, with optional compatibility mode. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
decode(InputStream stream,
ByteBuffer buffer)
Decodes bytes from the given input stream, to the given buffer.
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public PackBitsDecoder()
PackBitsDecoder.public PackBitsDecoder(boolean disableNoOp)
PackBitsDecoder, with optional compatibility mode.
As some implementations of PackBits-like encoders treat -128 as length of
a compressed run, instead of a no-op, it's possible to disable no-ops for compatibility.
Should be used with caution, even though, most known encoders never write no-ops in the compressed streams.
disableNoOp - true if -128 should be treated as a compressed run, and not a no-oppublic PackBitsDecoder(int sampleSize,
boolean disableNoOp)
PackBitsDecoder, with optional compatibility mode.
As some implementations of PackBits-like encoders treat -128 as length of
a compressed run, instead of a no-op, it's possible to disable no-ops for compatibility.
Should be used with caution, even though, most known encoders never write no-ops in the compressed streams.
disableNoOp - true if -128 should be treated as a compressed run, and not a no-oppublic int decode(InputStream stream, ByteBuffer buffer) throws IOException
decode in interface Decoderstream - the stream to decode frombuffer - a byte array, minimum 128 (or 129 if no-op is disabled) bytes longIOException - if a problem occurs during decoding.DecodeException - if encoded data is corrupt.EOFException - if a premature end-of-file is encountered.Copyright © 2022. All rights reserved.