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15-bit compress/decompres Comment from pieroxy on January 24, 2015 3:23:43 AM PST # You are correct, all the methods other than compress() do make a second pass to re-encode the results. Modifying the core algorithm for every encoding output means cloning it every time. That said, the compress method is pretty much useless since there's very little one can do with the result. So cloning the algo for compressToUTF16 probably makes sense. I'll get into that. Thanks.
15-bit compress/decompres Comment from Anonymous on April 25, 2024 9:34:05 PM PDT #
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