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43 * are platform-encoded multi-bytes chars packed into java chars.
45 * that's not strictly true, as X11 only supports using chars.
91 // 7E and A5 which in JIS201 are different chars than in
92 // Latin 1. I have revised AddAscii to not overwrite chars
188 /* chars is set to the unicode values to convert,
190 * Finally we pack the byte pairs into chars.
194 char[] chars = new char[count];
196 chars[i] = (char)(minU+i);
199 /* For multi-byte encodings, single byte chars should be skipped */
210 // them as a legal pair and then undesirablly skip 2 "chars"
218 .encode(CharBuffer.wrap(chars, startCharIndex, cbLen),
228 .encode(CharBuffer.wrap(chars, startCharIndex, cbLen),