/* ScummVM - Graphic Adventure Engine
 *
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#ifndef ARCHETYPE_CRYPT
#define ARCHETYPE_CRYPT

#include "glk/archetype/string.h"

namespace Glk {
namespace Archetype {

enum EncryptionType {
	NONE, SIMPLE, PURPLE, UNPURPLE, COMPLEX, DEBUGGING_ON
};

extern byte CryptMask;
extern EncryptionType Encryption;

/**
 * Initializes fields local to the file
 */
extern void crypt_init();

extern void cryptinit(EncryptionType crypt_kind, uint seed);

/**
 * Encrypts or decrypts a string.Since all encryption methods are based on XOR,
 * the same method both encrypts anddecrypts.
 * If <method> is SIMPLE, the CryptMask is simply XORed with each byte in the string.
 * If <method> is PURPLE, the CryptMask is changed each time after using it,
 * by adding to it the lowest three bits of the result of the last encrypted
 * byte.This way the mask changes frequently anddynamically in a way that
 * is difficult to predict.
 * If <method> is UNPURPLE, the same algorithm as PURPLE is used except that
 * the next CryptMask must be determined before altering the byte under consideration.
 * if <method> is COMPLEX, a pseudorandom sequence is used to alter the
 * CryptMask.This can make prediction well-nigh impossible.
 */
extern void cryptstr(char *buffer, size_t length);

} // End of namespace Archetype
} // End of namespace Glk

#endif