// Cipher - an encryption template
//
// Copyright (C) 1996 by Jef Poskanzer <jef@mail.acme.com>.  All rights reserved.
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package Acme.Crypto;

import java.io.*;

/// An encryption template.
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// @see StreamCipher
// @see BlockCipher
// @see EncryptedOutputStream
// @see EncryptedInputStream

public abstract class Cipher extends CryptoUtils
    {

    /// Constructor.
    public Cipher( int keySize )
	{
	this.keySize = keySize;
	}

    /// How big a key is.  Keyless ciphers use 0.  Variable-length-key ciphers
    // also use 0.
    public int keySize;

    /// Return how big a key is.
    public int keySize()
	{
	return keySize;
	}

    /// Set the key from a block of bytes.
    public abstract void setKey( byte[] key );


    // Utility routines.

    /// Utility routine to set the key from a string.
    public void setKey( String keyStr )
	{
	setKey( makeKey( keyStr ) );
	}

    /// Utility routine to turn a string into a key of the right length.
    public byte[] makeKey( String keyStr )
	{
        byte[] key;
	if ( keySize == 0 )
	    key = new byte[keyStr.length()];
	else
	    key = new byte[keySize];
        int i, j;

        for ( j = 0; j < key.length; ++j )
            key[j] = 0;

        for ( i = 0, j = 0; i < keyStr.length(); ++i, j = (j+1) % key.length )
            key[j] ^= (byte) keyStr.charAt( i );

	return key;
	}

    }