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DigitalWhiteByte ·
For various reasons I need this module and so I tried to make it happen.
I do not think I fully respect the characteristics of conversion, but it works
I'm trying to make the decoder,
but it seems more complicated because I have to shift the binary data, to be honest I can not simple. 😝
Then try to create a md5 if I'll be able to. 😊
If someone has already created these modules, it would be nice to give him a look?
Edit:removed file...New OSM Complete - Encoder - Decoder in next post!!!
philter5 ·
hey nix sorry for this noob question 😊 but whats the use for this?
DigitalWhiteByte ·
I am using it for example with the Windows Telnet to send email.
and my ISP requires a connection from authorized user and password, the protocol use an encoder at base 64.
philter5 ·
ah okay thx 😉
DigitalWhiteByte ·
And here we are successful, since both modules in the OSM.
Enjoy 😈
rl ·
Must have been hard work, kudos!
SM is IMO not really the right system for these tasks. The interwebs are full of free implementations in C, C++, Javascript, Java, Python, Lisp,...implementations of Base64, MD5 algorithms.
sunsynth ·
awesome DWB 🙂
w/o going deeper into it a little background question:
Which max length should/can i use => where to split a big string?!
Cheers,
Walter
DigitalWhiteByte ·
sunsynth wrote: awesome DWB 🙂
w/o going deeper into it a little background question:
Which max length should/can i use => where to split a big string?!
Cheers,
Walter
The base64 module I created,
it can easily be modified for different needs, it could also convert all characters,
just remove the filter during encodiing or add a filter to parse the MIME specification,
actually a MIME base64 string does not exceed 76 characters.
But used for many purposes there is no limit to the string to create,
I also added the characters space and return, so the string is already divided as a arrary.
However, just proceed to split a string of 4 base64 characters at a time.
sunsynth ·
Thanks DWB,
now i have 2 build an ASCII Filter for the NUL,STX,DLE,ETX,FS, and SUB etc. signs 😮
in my decoded source... dunno if i have time 4 that 😉
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