On reason that you might have had trouble base64encoding is that it
inserts a newline every 80th (I think) byte, so you only need that to
happen once to mess up a scheme that relies on line delimiters. In
fact, you can remove the newlines that it inserts, and it doesn't
seem to cause problems with base64decode...
Best,
Mark
On 7 Jan 2009, at 22:13, David Bovill wrote:
This was just a quick hack - but it did seem to have worked for a
while ( i
used it for putting arrays inside arrays and storing them as text
files -
started with XML and then thought the better of it :), but I'm sure
there
are loads of things it doesn't work with unicode?, certainly not
the new
multidimensional arrays...
I'm posting it more to find out a bit more about why the urlEncode
seemed to
work where all else failed :)
function array_Marshal someArray
put keys(someArray) into someKeys
put empty into baseTable
repeat for each line someKey in someKeys
put someArray[someKey] into someValue
put urlencode(someValue) into encodedData
-- put base64Encode(someValue) into encodedData
-- replace return with empty in encodedData
put someKey & tab & encodedData & return after baseTable
end repeat
delete last char of baseTable
return baseTable
end array_Marshal
function array_UnMarshal baseTable
set the itemdelimiter to tab
repeat for each line someLine in baseTable
put item 1 of someLine into someKey
put item 2 of someLine into encodedData
put urldecode(encodedData) into someValue
-- put base64Decode(encodedData) into someValue
put someValue into someArray[someKey]
end repeat
return someArray
end array_UnMarshal
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