> Please define more precisely what you mean with "equivalent ascii
> string". Strictly speaking, b2a_uu produces an equivalent string in the
> sense that running a2b_uu gives you the original string back, but this
> is obviously not what you want. In other words, there is 1:1 mapping
> between arb
On 03.09.2008 11:10, Ashish Sethi wrote:
> I have PPM-P6 image file which is in binary format .The file is of the type
> :-
>
> P6
> 128 128
> 255
> ߢ…ä£{ä¡~ߟxÞ¡yàšfß›lÜšyâ›jåŸhæ¦uéyê§vé¡pÛš»ubž^Y¦f](c)g ..and so
> on.
>
> How can i read the 4th line (binary) and convert it to an e
Since you are on Windows, you need to provide the "rb" mode to open, or
it will convert newline characters in your file, which can trash your
binary data. Also, I don't understand what b2a_uu does, but the docs
say its input string should be at most 45 characters, so it doesn't seem
like what
Ashish Sethi schrieb:
How can i read the 4th line (binary) and convert it to an equivalent
ascii string. [...]
This script gave me some random absurd data as output.
Have you tried using d=infile.read() to really read in *all* the
remaining data from the file?
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