Package com.ibm.icu.text

Examples of com.ibm.icu.text.UnicodeDecompressor.decompress()

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        int [] bytesRead = new int[1];
        char [] charBuffer = new char [2*(segment1.length + segment2.length)];
        int count1 = 0, count2 = 0;

        count1 = myDecompressor.decompress(segment1, 0, segment1.length,
                                           bytesRead,
                                           charBuffer, 0, charBuffer.length);
       
        logln("Segment 1 (" + segment1.length + " bytes) " +
                "decompressed into " + count1  + " chars");
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        logln("Got chars: ");
        logln(charBuffer, 0, count1);
        s.append(charBuffer, 0, count1);

        count2 = myDecompressor.decompress(segment2, 0, segment2.length,
                                           bytesRead,
                                           charBuffer, count1,
                                           charBuffer.length);
       
        logln("Segment 2 (" + segment2.length + " bytes) " +
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        int[] bytesRead = new int[1];
       
        myByteCount = myCompressor.compress(chars, 0, len, unicharsRead,
                myCompressed, 0, myCompressedSize);

        myCharCount = myDecompressor.decompress(myCompressed, 0, myByteCount,
                bytesRead, myDecompressed, 0, myDecompressedSize);

        if (logDiffs(chars, len, myDecompressed, myCharCount) == false) {
            logln(len + " chars ===> "
                    + myByteCount + " bytes ===> "
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        // perform the decompression in a loop
        do {
           
            // do the decompression
            unicharsWritten = myDecompressor.decompress(compressed,
                    totalBytesDecompressed, totalBytesWritten,
                    bytesRead, unicharBuffer, 0, unicharBufferSize);

            // copy the current set of chars into the target buffer
            System.arraycopy(unicharBuffer, 0, decompressed,
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