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Is PHP cable of handling the ASCII characters? Back then, I had no
problem with it when there are 'a', 'b', 'c' characters as well as 'LF',
'CR', etc. But when there is a 'NUL' character, it tripped up PHP so I
am
wondering if ASCII characters is fully supported.
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How is the NU
Yea, cURL can handle ASCII characters. It been working for a couple of
years. The first clipping is a sample PHP code. The 2nd clipping is the
result of the data in ASCII characters, most of the data inside the CDATA is
removed for security reason. The 3rd clipping is the result of a PHP array
Hi!
Is PHP cable of handling the ASCII characters? Back then, I had no
problem with it when there are 'a', 'b', 'c' characters as well as 'LF',
'CR', etc. But when there is a 'NUL' character, it tripped up PHP so I am
wondering if ASCII characters is fully supported.
Thanks,
Scott
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Yea, receiving the data in a serial stream through cURL from someplace
into
an array() by using exec() function.
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I would suggest receiving the data intact, explode into an array, and
then go from there. That eliminates any serialization issue.
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Yea, receiving the data in a serial stream through cURL from someplace into
an array() by using exec() function.
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Is PHP cable of handling the ASCII characters? Back then, I had no
problem with it when there are
I don't see how. The data when recevied is already in pieces through the
exec() to PHP which convert the PHP variable into an array. Can not store
the data into a file on the machine because it is illegal to do so.
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* Thus wrote Scott Fletcher ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Yea, receiving the data in a serial stream through cURL from someplace into
> an array() by using exec() function.
PHP is in general can handle binary strings, now if cURL can
handle it is a different story. Of course I'm stabbing in the dark
at
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