Bill,
Do you know what language this is from? It has C-style syntax and
strcat is a fairly standard function, but I've never seen strindex()
used like that with 3 parameters.
Do you know what the code is supposed to do? The variable names aren't
very revealing, and it seems to be concatenating 3 variables and then
turning around and extracting them back out.
Then, at the end, it's calculating a hash of two values (str and seed)
which don't exist elsewhere in the code.
I think you'll need to know more about the context and purpose here to
have a shot at translating it -- I doubt this snippet would compile in
its original language on its own.
HTH,
Brian
I have some code from another language that I want to run in Rev.
What is the Rev equivalent for these commands?
baseKey = strcat(myVariable, strcat(myVariable2,myVariable3))
myVariable = strindex(1,1 baseKey)
myVariable2 = strindex(2,2, baseKey)
myVariable3 = strindex(20,3, baseKey)
caculatedMD5 = strstr(
md5(
strcat(
lowercase(str),
lowercase(seed)))
,20)
I don't know if there should be a comma after the second 1 in the
second example or not but that is the way I have it.
Thanks,
Bill Vlahos
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