Compression Mode 05 — Character Encoding since v1.0.0

This mode uses JSSC internal Character Encodings to compress the input string by internally remapping UTF-16 characters into the most optimal JSSC encoding and emitting the result back as UTF-16.

Each JSSC encoding contains 256 symbols, meaning each encoded symbol fits into 8 bits. One UTF-16 character (16 bits) is therefore represented by two JSSC-encoded symbols.

Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Input: Hello, World! Привет, Мир! (It says "Hello, World!" in English and Russian.)

1. Select the most optimal JSSC Character Encoding: in this case, it would be JSSCENRU.
2. Internally remap input characters to JSSC encoding (hex):
   • H → 48
   • e → 65
   • l → 6C
   • l → 6C - Note that JSSC input RLE may put 2 (32) here instead of l (6C).
   • o → 6F
   • , → 2C
   • _ → 20
   • W → 57
   • o → 6F
   • r → 72
   • l → 6C
   • d → 64
   • ! → 21
   • _ → 20
   • П → 8F
   • р → B0
   • и → A8
   • в → A2
   • е → A5
   • т → B2
   • , → 2C
   • _ → 20
   • М → 8C
   • и → A8
   • р → B0
   • ! → 21
3. Emit as UTF-16:
   • 48 65 → 䡥
   • 6C 6C → 汬
   • 6F 2C → 漬
   • 20 57 → ⁗
   • 6F 72 → 潲
   • 6C 64 → 汤
   • 21 20 → ℠
   • 8F B0 → 辰
   • A8 A2 → ꢢ
   • A5 B2 → ꖲ
   • 2C 20 → Ⱐ
   • 8C A8 → 貨
   • B0 21 → 뀡

Output: 䡥汬漬⁗潲汤℠辰ꢢꖲⰠ貨뀡