public void TestReadBitAndAdvanceStream()
{
var sourceBytes = new byte[1];
sourceBytes[0] = 130; //1000 0010
var bitStreamManager = new BitStreamManager(sourceBytes);
Assert.AreEqual(0, bitStreamManager.Position);
//Le um bit e verifica se ele é off;
//o Stream resultante ficou assim: 1000 001
Assert.IsFalse(bitStreamManager.ReadBit());
Assert.AreEqual(1, bitStreamManager.Position);
//Verifica que o stream não terminou
Assert.IsFalse(bitStreamManager.EndOfStream);
//Le mais 7 bits
byte result = bitStreamManager.ReadValue(7);
//65 = 0100 0001 porque o bit mais significante foi completado em branco.
Assert.AreEqual(65, result);
}
private void DecodeCode1Specifics()
{
// Decoder specific actions. If we are here, is because the previous read bit by DecodeCompressed was True (1).
var nextBitCode = _bitStreamManager.ReadBit();
if (!nextBitCode) // next bit is false (0).
{
//previous bit was false (0). So now we have a code 10 (1 previous bit and 0 from this one).
//10: Read a new palette index from the bit stream, i.e., read the number of bits that the parameter
// specifies as a value (see the Tiny Bits of Decompression chapter).
// Set the subtraction variable to 1.
// Draw the next pixel.
_paletteIndex = _bitStreamManager.ReadValue(_numBitPerPaletteEntry);
_substrationVariable = 1;
SetCurrentColor();
}
else
{
//previous bit was true (1). So now we have a code 11 (1 previous bit and 1 from this one).
//11 alone is not enough. We will need the next bit to know what to do.
nextBitCode = _bitStreamManager.ReadBit();
if (!nextBitCode)
{
//previous bit was false. Now we have a code 110 (1 from first bit, 1 from second and 0 from the last read.)
//110: Subtract the subtraction variable from the palette index.
// Draw the next pixel.
_paletteIndex -= _substrationVariable;
SetCurrentColor();
}
else
{
//previous bit was true. Now we have a code 111 (1 from first bit, 1 from second and 1 from the last read.)
//111: Negate the subtraction variable (i.e., if it's 1, change it to -1, if it's -1, change it to 1).
// Subtract it from the palette index.
// Draw the next pixel.
_substrationVariable = _substrationVariable * -1;
_paletteIndex -= _substrationVariable;
SetCurrentColor();
}
}
DrawNextPixel();
}
public void TestB()
{
//0x11 (17) - 0000 1011
//0x05 (5) - 0000 0101
//0x80 (128) - 1000 0000
//0xFC (252) - 1111 1100
var bs = new BitStreamManager(new byte[] { 0x11, 0x05, 0x80, 0xFC });
//int pSize = 7;
var compression = bs.ReadByte();
Assert.AreEqual(0x11, compression);
Assert.AreEqual(0x05, bs.ReadByte()); //le o numero da palheta;
//0x80
//Desenha tudo na mesma paletta.
Assert.AreEqual(false, bs.ReadBit()); //0
Assert.AreEqual(false, bs.ReadBit()); //0
Assert.AreEqual(false, bs.ReadBit()); //0
Assert.AreEqual(false, bs.ReadBit()); //0
Assert.AreEqual(false, bs.ReadBit()); //0
Assert.AreEqual(false, bs.ReadBit()); //0
Assert.AreEqual(false, bs.ReadBit()); //0
//Encontrou bit de controle.
Assert.AreEqual(true, bs.ReadBit()); //1
//0xFC
//Bit 0 - le o próximo indice da palheta (7 bits)
Assert.AreEqual(false, bs.ReadBit()); //0
Assert.AreEqual(0x7E, bs.ReadValue(7));
//Assert.AreEqual(false, bs.ReadBit()); //0
//Assert.AreEqual(true, bs.ReadBit()); //1
//Assert.AreEqual(true, bs.ReadBit()); //1
//Assert.AreEqual(true, bs.ReadBit()); //1
//Assert.AreEqual(true, bs.ReadBit()); //1
//Assert.AreEqual(true, bs.ReadBit()); //1
//Assert.AreEqual(true, bs.ReadBit()); //1
}
public void TestC()
{
// else if (highestPaletteIndex >= 16 && highestPaletteIndex <= 31)
//{
// paletteBitSize = 5;//max 31 values;
BitStreamManager bs = new BitStreamManager();
bs.AddBit(true);
bs.AddBit(false);
bs.AddByte(28, 5);
byte[] values = bs.ToByteArray();
bs = new BitStreamManager(values);
Assert.IsTrue(bs.ReadBit());
Assert.IsFalse(bs.ReadBit());
Assert.AreEqual(28, bs.ReadValue(6));
//Assert.IsFalse(bs.ReadBit());
}
public void Decode()
{
UsedIndexes = new List <int>();
_currentLine = 0;
_currentColumn = 0;
var bitStreamManager = new BitStreamManager(_imageData.Data);
_resultBitmap = new Bitmap(_width, _height);
//if (_pictureData.ImageData.Length == 0
// || (_pictureData.ImageData.Length == 1 && _pictureData.ImageData[0] == 0)) return; //Algumas imagens são vazias!!
/*
* Each line start with a 16le storing the size of the encoded line (without the size header itself) followed by the RLE data.
* lines
* encoded size : 16le
* line data : size bytes
*/
bool finishDecode = false;
while (!finishDecode)
{
uint lineSize = bitStreamManager.ReadUInt16();
int streamPosition = bitStreamManager.Position;
while ((bitStreamManager.Position - streamPosition) < (lineSize * 8))
{
bool repeatSameColor = bitStreamManager.ReadBit();
int count = bitStreamManager.ReadValue(7) + 1;
if (count > _width)
{
count = _width;
}
if (repeatSameColor)
{
byte colorIndex = bitStreamManager.ReadByte();
var color = GetColor(colorIndex);
for (int j = 0; j < count; j++)
{
DrawNextPixel(color);
}
}
else
{
for (int j = 0; j < count; j++)
{
byte colorIndex = bitStreamManager.ReadByte();
var color = GetColor(colorIndex);
DrawNextPixel(color);
}
}
if ((_currentColumn == 0 && _currentLine == _imageData.Height) || bitStreamManager.EndOfStream)
{
finishDecode = true;
}
}
}
UsedIndexes.Sort();
}
public void Decode()
{
/* The compression used for the costume data is a simple byte based RLE compression.
* However, it works by columns, not by lines.
* Each byte contains the color in the high bits and the repetition count in the low bits.
* If the repetition count is 0, then the next byte contains the actual repetition count.
* How many bits are used for the color depends on the palette size: for a 16 color palette, 4 bits are used for the color; for 32 colors, 5 bits are used.
*/
var bitStreamManager = new BitStreamManager(_pictureData.ImageData);
int colorSize = 0;
int repetitionCountSize = 0;
if (_costume.PaletteSize == 16)
{
colorSize = 4;
repetitionCountSize = 4;
}
else
{
colorSize = 5;
repetitionCountSize = 3;
}
if (_pictureData.Width == 0 || _pictureData.Height == 0)
{
_resultBitmap = null;
return;
}
_resultBitmap = new Bitmap(_pictureData.Width, _pictureData.Height);
if (_pictureData.ImageData.Length == 0 ||
(_pictureData.ImageData.Length == 1 && _pictureData.ImageData[0] == 0))
{
return; //Algumas imagens são vazias!!
}
/*
* while(1)
* {
* rep = read_byte();
* color = rep >> shift;
* rep &= mask;
* if(!rep)
* rep = read_byte();
* while(rep > 0) {
* set_pixel(x,y,color);
* rep--;
* y++;
* if(y >= height) {
* y = 0;
* x++;
* if(x >= width) break;
* }
* }
* }
*
*/
bool finishDecode = false;
int currentLine = 0;
int currentColumn = 0;
while (!finishDecode)
{
//if (currentColumn == _pictureData.Width -1 && currentLine == _pictureData.Height -1) Debugger.Break();
int repetitionCount = bitStreamManager.ReadValue(repetitionCountSize);
byte paletteIndex = bitStreamManager.ReadValue(colorSize);
//The second conditiong wad added because of a bug when decoding DOTT, ROOM 65, Costume 001, Frame 7. This tweak solves.
if (repetitionCount == 0 && bitStreamManager.Position != bitStreamManager.Lenght)
{
repetitionCount = bitStreamManager.ReadByte();
}
SetCurrentColor(paletteIndex);
for (int i = 0; i < repetitionCount; i++)
{
_resultBitmap.SetPixel(currentColumn, currentLine, _currentColor);
currentLine++;
if (currentLine == _pictureData.Height)
{
currentLine = 0;
currentColumn++;
}
}
if ((currentColumn == _pictureData.Width && currentLine == 0) || bitStreamManager.EndOfStream)
{
finishDecode = true;
}
}
}
