[Refactor] Add writeDictionaryHeader.
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@ -912,23 +912,15 @@ public class BinaryDictEncoderUtils {
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}
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/**
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* Dumps a FusionDictionary to a file.
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* Writes a file header to an output stream.
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*
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* @param destination the stream to write the binary data to.
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* @param destination the stream to write the file header to.
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* @param dict the dictionary to write.
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* @param formatOptions file format options.
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*/
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/* package */ static void writeDictionaryBinary(final OutputStream destination,
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/* package */ static void writeDictionaryHeader(final OutputStream destination,
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final FusionDictionary dict, final FormatOptions formatOptions)
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throws IOException, UnsupportedFormatException {
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// Addresses are limited to 3 bytes, but since addresses can be relative to each node
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// array, the structure itself is not limited to 16MB. However, if it is over 16MB deciding
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// the order of the PtNode arrays becomes a quite complicated problem, because though the
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// dictionary itself does not have a size limit, each node array must still be within 16MB
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// of all its children and parents. As long as this is ensured, the dictionary file may
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// grow to any size.
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throws IOException, UnsupportedFormatException {
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final int version = formatOptions.mVersion;
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if (version < FormatSpec.MINIMUM_SUPPORTED_VERSION
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|| version > FormatSpec.MAXIMUM_SUPPORTED_VERSION) {
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@ -975,6 +967,24 @@ public class BinaryDictEncoderUtils {
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destination.write(bytes);
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headerBuffer.close();
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}
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/**
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* Dumps a FusionDictionary to a file.
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*
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* @param destination the stream to write the dictionary body to.
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* @param dict the dictionary to write.
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* @param formatOptions file format options.
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*/
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/* package */ static void writeDictionaryBody(final OutputStream destination,
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final FusionDictionary dict, final FormatOptions formatOptions) throws IOException {
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// Addresses are limited to 3 bytes, but since addresses can be relative to each node
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// array, the structure itself is not limited to 16MB. However, if it is over 16MB deciding
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// the order of the PtNode arrays becomes a quite complicated problem, because though the
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// dictionary itself does not have a size limit, each node array must still be within 16MB
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// of all its children and parents. As long as this is ensured, the dictionary file may
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// grow to any size.
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// Leave the choice of the optimal node order to the flattenTree function.
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MakedictLog.i("Flattening the tree...");
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@ -62,7 +62,8 @@ public class Ver3DictEncoder implements DictEncoder {
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if (mOutStream == null) {
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openStream();
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}
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BinaryDictEncoderUtils.writeDictionaryBinary(mOutStream, dict, formatOptions);
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BinaryDictEncoderUtils.writeDictionaryHeader(mOutStream, dict, formatOptions);
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BinaryDictEncoderUtils.writeDictionaryBody(mOutStream, dict, formatOptions);
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close();
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}
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}
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