Hello.
Thanks for the reply. I put the data in the email in base 64 since I
don't trust email to carry binary values very well. I also solved the
problem: The bytes were in reverse order. Once I had flipped each
four byte chunk, binaryDecode worked perfectly.
Thanks,
Brent Anderson
On Mar 6, 2007, at 1:24 AM, Mark Smith wrote:
Brent, you need to use the base64Decode function:
put base64Decode(tData) into tBinaryData
then the binaryDecode functions should do what you need.
Best,
Mark
On 6 Mar 2007, at 01:35, Brent Anderson wrote:
Correction: The base 64 version of the data is this:
AAAAAj9b6Lo+qptlQJfA8wAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHA==
On Mar 5, 2007, at 5:57 PM, Brent Anderson wrote:
Hello.
I'm working with a helper application to process some video data.
It's passing in int32 and float32 parameters as binary data and I
need to convert them into actual integers and floating point
values. I've been trying to use BinaryDecode to accomplish this,
however it just isn't working. If anyone can spare a minute, here
is the base64encoded version of my data.
AAE+uaSzPyPAv0CVBg==
According to their API, there are two int32's at the front and
eight floating point values on the end.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Brent Anderson
The Christa McAuliffe Space Education Center
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