// Mostly for [Issue#19]
@Test
public void testLongSkips() throws Exception {
// 64k per block, 200k gives 3 full, one small
byte[] fluff = constructFluff(200000);
byte[] comp = LZFEncoder.encode(fluff);
// we get about 200k, maybe byte or two more, so:
final int LENGTH = fluff.length;
LZFInputStream in = new LZFInputStream(new ByteArrayInputStream(comp));
// read one byte for fun
Assert.assertEquals(in.read(), fluff[0] & 0xFF);
// then skip all but one
long amt = in.skip(LENGTH - 2);
Assert.assertEquals(amt, (long) (LENGTH - 2));
Assert.assertEquals(in.read(), fluff[LENGTH - 1] & 0xFF);
Assert.assertEquals(in.read(), -1);
in.close();
}
@Test
public void testAvailable() throws IOException {
ByteArrayInputStream bis = new ByteArrayInputStream(compressedBytes);
LZFInputStream is = new LZFInputStream(bis);
Assert.assertSame(is.getUnderlyingInputStream(), bis);
Assert.assertEquals(0, is.available());
// read one byte; should decode bunch more, make available
is.read();
int total = 1; // since we read one byte already
Assert.assertEquals(is.available(), 65534);
// and after we skip through all of it, end with -1 for EOF
long count;
while ((count = is.skip(16384L)) > 0L) {
total += (int) count;
}
// nothing more available; but we haven't yet closed so:
Assert.assertEquals(is.available(), 0);
// and then we close it:
is.close();
Assert.assertEquals(is.available(), 0);
Assert.assertEquals(total, compressableInputLength);
}
