pyx/font/t1code.py

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  21
  22 import array
  23
  24 c1 = 52845
  25 c1_16, c1_8 = divmod(c1, 0x100) # to avoid overflow (or conversion to the slow long integers)
  26 c2 = 22719
  27
  28 def decoder(code, r, n):
  29     plain = array.array("B")
  30     for x in array.array("B", code):
  31         plain.append(x ^ (r >> 8))
  32         # r = ((x + r) * c1 + c2) & 0xffff # this might overflow
  33         r = ((((x + r) * c1_16) & 0xff) * 0x100 + (x + r) * c1_8 + c2) & 0xffff
  34     return plain.tostring()[n:]
  35
  36 def encoder(data, r, random):
  37     code = array.array("B")
  38     for x in array.array("B", random+data):
  39         code.append(x ^ (r>>8))
  40         # r = ((code[-1] + r) * c1 + c2) & 0xffff # this might overflow
  41         r = ((((code[-1] + r) * c1_16) & 0xff) * 0x100 + (code[-1] + r) * c1_8 + c2) & 0xffff
  42     return code.tostring()