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10 Apr 2015 by Mario Z
This line doesn't make sense:string send = Encoding.GetEncoding("utf-8").GetString(Encoding.GetEncoding("utf-8").GetBytes(send));You see in .NET String is a collection of Unicode characters (or in better words a collection of Unicode code points) that represent a text which is encoded by...
23 Apr 2012 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
I would advise to use jQuery for this purpose:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JQuery[^],http://jquery.com/[^].All you need is to handle the event hover which requires two handles: the first function is called when a mouse pointer goes over the image, the second function — when it goes...
23 Sep 2014 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
There is no such thing as "UTF string" per se. String in .NET is always a Unicode string, never anything else.If you have a string and encode it as UTF (any UTF), it's the array of bytes. Different encodings can give you different bytes from the same string. Unicode defines one-to-one...
10 Apr 2015 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
In addition to Solution 1:The content of XML should also be consistent with the actually applied encoding. With UTF-8, this is how your prolog should look:There is one delicate thing here: the BOM. First, read about...
7 Dec 2023 by Richard MacCutchan
Take a look at Azure Web Application Firewall (WAF) v2 custom rules on Application Gateway | Microsoft Learn[^].
15 Mar 2024 by OriginalGriff
ffmpeg is free, and very flexible (and being a command line app it's pretty easy to automate unlike a GUI app would be on your web server!) You probably want the H265 codec which is generally about 25~50 smaller than H264 for the same video quality.
25 Aug 2011 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
Two hints:1) As you should know, a byte takes two hexadecimal digits to be presented as a hexadecimal string. Split your string into the array of two-digit strings; the length of this array will give you the length of the byte[] array you should initialize.2) To parse a string into byte,...
9 Feb 2012 by Espen Harlinn
Have a look at:Optimizing Serialization in .NET[^]Optimizing Serialization in .NET - part 2[^]In your case I think they are well worth reading - and the code is pretty fast too :)Best regardsEspen Harlinn
6 Jun 2012 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
You are trying to do dirty business, communication between different processes in the outlaw Windows-specific way. Processes are well isolated, and communication via messages is Windows perverted style which was rendered obsolete since the introduction of NT, but supported ever since.What...
27 Oct 2015 by Patrice T
Quote:I am expecting the result data of C# application like the result from Matlab and XCTU. I have tried with SerialPort encodings(ASCIIEncoding, Unicode, Latin). But nothing works. Help me. this is my code,The trick is simple, you receive binary data from serial port, don't convert it.Your...
24 Jan 2024 by Maxim Kartavenkov
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20 Jul 2010 by OriginalGriff
Google.Try it - it works like magic!
20 Jul 2010 by Nuri Ismail
Google is your friend![^] :)
30 Dec 2011 by OriginalGriff
Encryption does not look at encoding - it works on a stream of bytes, and does not assume any encoding at all. If you think about it, that is the only way it can work, unless the encryption algorithm is told "this is a binary executable file, treat it differently" which would be counter...
8 Feb 2012 by Abhinav S
Try using MTOM encoding. MTOM encoder attempts to create a balance between efficiency and interoperability. This would mean you would want to change the binding type as well. Have a look at the MtomMessageEncodingBindingElement class[^].
23 Apr 2012 by Sandeep Mewara
Using JavaScript you can achieve the same. Define OnmouseOver and OnMouseOut for the image. In onmouseover, define a JavaScript method that adds a border to the image. In onmouseout, define a JavaScript methof that removes the border and resets it to no border. Try!
19 Mar 2013 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
I cannot be sure that what I suggest will work, because this situation with your gateway looks quite pathological to me.However, I strongly suspect that you simply have to percent-encode all characters beyond ASCII with and pass all characters with ASCII subset (up to code point 127) as is....
29 Jun 2013 by CPallini
Technically yes: you might use a DLL without having its import library (.lib file), via DLL explicit linking[^]. However, if you don't have the DLL header file (*.h), that is you don't know DLL's function signatures, then your task is extremely hard.
30 Jun 2013 by Richard MacCutchan
You can figure out the basic information by deconstructing the decorated names[^]. However, without the documentation for the library that is unlikely to help you much. For example, knowing that parameter 1 is an int and parameter 2 is a char* gives no information as to what values are acceptable.
30 Jun 2013 by H.Brydon
As solutions #1 and 2 tell you, you need the .lib file to link properly.If you don't have this, you can build a fake one. It will take a considerable amount of work. You can look at the dll with an app such as depends.exe to get all the entry points to the dll. Using undname, back...
23 Feb 2015 by Richard Deeming
It looks like jQuery's ajax method doesn't support binary responses.Add support for HTML5 XHR v2 with responseType set to 'arraybuffer' on $.ajax[^] - closed as "can't fix".Ajax: Integrated native datatype, for XHR2 rich responseType support[^] - closed, but with a link to a plugin[^]...
10 Jan 2016 by WernfriedD
How to set NLS_LANG value for Oracle to support all special characters you need in your language/application.
7 Dec 2023 by Andre Oosthuizen
This is not at all my field of expertise or even near there..., I did however found the question interesting and started some googling and, yes I know, some AI advise. It seems that your custom middleware for encoding and decoding cookies is...
14 Oct 2010 by Yusuf
what is the issue here. You recieved exactly what is sent.'\n' is new line char'\' in the message is used as escape char.
26 Oct 2010 by rossend.bruch
Solved. Changed Server field to Binary.
21 Apr 2011 by Sandeep Mewara
Look at this:An A-Z Index of Windows VBScript commands (WSH)[^]Wouldn't the combination of these two command do for you: Asc(String) Return ASCII code for string AscW(String) Return Unicode code for string
30 Dec 2011 by Andreas Gieriet
Hello Hassan,Is this what you are looking for?You may exchange alg and the associated aux functions to match your needs.If you have a byte array instead of a C# string, you may leave away the Unicode conversions to byte array.If you do not need a printable representation, leave the...
29 Apr 2012 by Espen Harlinn
Have a look at the Scintilla Documentation[^]. Scintilla is the editor component of Notepad++, and it looks like utf-8 is the default for GTK+ builds only.Best regardsEspen Harlinn
16 Jul 2012 by OriginalGriff
You could always start with google: a quick search for GetGlyphOutline gave the MSDN function description as the first hit, and a demonstration of how to use it as teh second...Google GetGlyphOutline[^]
18 Sep 2012 by Yvan Rodrigues
Unless the document uses any characters >= 0x80, 1252 and UTF-8 would be indistinguishable (unless a BOM is present).If it does use characters >= 0x80, it would be a matter of checking the documents for tell-tale indicators,...
21 Apr 2013 by merano
1. Please format your Source with code tag like thisFILE* fp=fopen("aha.yuv","w");if(!fp) return NULL;fwrite(outPic->data[0],nbytes,1,fp); fwrite(outBuffer,nbytes,1,fp);fclose(fp);2. You should use fopen() in binary mode3. Can´t see writing you Fileheader or Bitmap-Header,...
9 Sep 2013 by Ron Beyer
http://ffmpeg.org/ffprobe-all....
9 Oct 2013 by sandip1711
hi guys I’m new in broadcasting technologyI’m broadcasting using windows media encoder 9, what I want is while broadcasting when I use insert link option of windows media encoder 9 that time I want to change image path on broadcasting page but when I insert link(of image path) it is...
11 Oct 2013 by ASP.NET Community
HTML encoding and decoding is used daily by web developers. ASP.NET provide us with build-in server-side functions to perform this job. This article
4 Dec 2013 by Pascal-78
I think your sequence C3 83 EF BF BF is the result of an other UTF8 encoding with the "ANSI" sequence C3 BC.Let me explain:1) when trying to convert char C3 to UTF8, you will get C3 832) if BC is not known in the CodePage, the Unicode result might be FF FF3) Encoding to UTF8 the...
14 Jul 2014 by CPallini
See the UTF-8 encoding at Wikipedia[^]. According to the table, (the first byte of) a single byte character has the most significant bit cleared (0). You may test such a condition by ANDing such byte with 0x80 (that is 10000000 in binary).Similarly, all two-byte characters starts with the 110...
12 Aug 2014 by oronsultan
hey guys, s.o.s!!!i'm developing a program which conect to my company support email (gmail) using winsock (System.Net.Sockets). i am new regarding to this subject. aniway, i manage to connect to the e-mail address and pass threw the ssl. i can see how many inbox i have and how many unread....
12 Aug 2014 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
This is pretty simple. First, divide a message by parts. This header tells you some unique delimiter line:Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary=001a11c361f6384c8e050046d84bThe delimiter is empty line followed by the value of "boundary".Now, some headers are encoded with UTF-8,...
12 Aug 2014 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
Oron Sultan asked:…however, in a weird way, the "subject" part is a pickle. all i get in the subject, instead of Hebrew is this:"=?UTF-8?B?15HXk9eZ16fXlA==?="… Yes, this is a missing part. The remaining problem is the header values like "=?UTF-8?B?15HXk9eZ16fXlA==?=" (thanks for...
25 Dec 2014 by Zoltán Zörgő
Make sure that all your files are utf8. That means, all JS, HTML, and also CSS, everything that is interpreted by the browser. That also means that the dyanimc code generation should be also utf8, as well as the http charset[^]. I would use Notepad++ to check and convert file encoding if needed....
15 Jan 2015 by Zoltán Zörgő
The url you have does not need encoding. Please note that URL encoding has nothing to do with encryption - it encodes special characters to pass http traffic correctly. I have a feeling, that you want something else. A page itself can't be encoded. Redirection happens on client side based on a...
26 Jul 2015 by OriginalGriff
Base64 is trivial - which is why you should not be using it!https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.convert.tobase64string(v=vs.110).aspx[^]https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.convert.frombase64string(v=vs.110).aspx[^]It is not an encryption method, it is a...
2 Feb 2016 by John Jiyang Hou
A Base62 encoding algorithm with a special prefixed code for utilizing Base64 schema in Java
2 Oct 2017 by OriginalGriff
The same one! A XOR B == C C XOR B == A But TBH XOR is not an good encryption algorithm, it's far, far too easy to break - and you shouldn't be encrypting passwords anyway! You should Hash your passwords, not encrypt them: Password Storage: How to do it.[^]
9 Oct 2017 by Member 13454505
Hmm very good trying to cheat to get 3 mill in game money kyzer don't want to spent money on cheaters Don't help him This is contest and it is not fair to get igm by cheating
11 Nov 2017 by Patrice T
Quote: Can I encode my c# program code that nobody can access it,s base code by decoding .exe file ? Short answer: It is not possible! Ultimately, your exe will be executed by the processor, and anything executed by processor can be decoded. decoding an exe is difficult for the amateur, the...
11 Nov 2017 by OriginalGriff
No, as ppolymorphe has said. In order to run your app, the system needs to be able to read it - which means that the instructions it is made of must be understandable. And if the system can understand it, so can a programmer, even if it my be difficult. You can obfuscate[^] your code to make...
22 Nov 2017 by OriginalGriff
Technically, it's a hexadecimal number: there is little else that can be told from it. Numbers do not have an intrinsic "type" and there is no indication with a number of what algorithm (if any) was used to generate it, any more than you can discern from the number 120 that it was generated by...
14 May 2018 by Member 13827278
I'm working on a project that involves Japanese text encoded in Shift-JIS. I'm trying to decode useful characters from arrays of bytes like so: Encoding encoding = Encoding.GetEncoding(932); string test = new string(encoding.GetChars(byteArray)); This works for 99% of the data but I'm getting...
20 Sep 2018 by paunescuionica
I cannot visualize a H264/MP4 stream generated by ffmpeg in Chrome, IE, Edge. It works only in Firefox. My testing environment is Windows 10, all updates done, all browsers up to date. What I have tried: I have a source MJPEG stream, which I need to transcode to H264/MP4 and show it in...
19 Jul 2019 by Richard Deeming
If you're encrypting the user's password, then you're doing it wrong. You should only ever store a salted hash of the password, using multiple rounds of a cryptographically secure one-way hashing algorithm. Secure Password Authentication Explained Simply[^] Salted Password Hashing - Doing it...
24 Feb 2021 by OriginalGriff
Start by finding out exactly what you are receiving: instead of using GetString to convert the bytes, convert them to a hex string (BitConverter.ToString Method (System) | Microsoft Docs[^] will do it) and add that to your text box. You can then...
22 Feb 2022 by Ralf Meier
Perhaps this helps you : UTF8Encoding Klasse (System.Text) | Microsoft Docs[^]
23 Feb 2022 by Maciej Los
In addition to solution #1 by Ralf Meier, i'd suggest to read this: How to use character encoding classes in .NET | Microsoft Docs[^] More at: UTF8Encoding.GetString(Byte[], Int32, Int32) Method (System.Text) | Microsoft Docs[^]...
14 Jul 2023 by Graeme_Grant
There is a button on that page that you posted a link to that says Learn More. Here is the page that it goes to : JSON Web Token Introduction - jwt.io[^]. IT explains in detail what is, what it is for, and more. Looking at your question history,...
8 Dec 2023 by Maciej Los
I'd suggest to read these MSDN articles: Troubleshoot - Azure Web Application Firewall | Microsoft Learn[^] Examine WAF logs using Azure Log Analytics - Azure Application Gateway | Microsoft Learn[^] Policy settings for Web Application Firewall...
3 Mar 2024 by Jason Sultana
Understanding and preventing Newline Injection
15 Mar 2024 by Monica Baptista
Hi everyone, I'm working on a website with a focus on high-quality video content. This includes recipe demonstrations, cooking tutorials, and product reviews. While I understand the importance of good video quality, I'm also concerned about...
22 Feb 2010 by Xmen Real
I open notepad, press alt + 131 and I can see â appeared.Now, I do same thing in C#Encoding.ASCII.GetString(new byte[] { 131 });it returns a question mark, and of course it correct as its for 7 bit. Then I iterated through all the encodings to know which one is returning â for 131...
23 Feb 2010 by Richard MacCutchan
I used Character Map to find that 131 or 0x83 gives â in the DOS United States character set. The actual character that is displayed will depend on the code set in use in command windows, and the selected font in Windows windows.
22 Mar 2010 by Christian Graus
If you're trying to do this in code, it would help to know what language you're using. This[^] might be a place to start.
27 Apr 2010 by Michel Godfroid
The paying version of realplayer gold will probably cover all your needs.If you' re looking for really free stuff, VLC may cover it all, but their user interface is designed for rocket scientists before the Apollo Missions.
28 Jun 2010 by burniejm
My company currently has an iPhone app that integrates w/ our CMS (used mainly by news stations) to display stories, videos, etc. The CMS is running on a Windows 2003 box, which is where I'm doing the video encoding.The iPhone video looks and sounds great encoded using h264 and aac. ...
24 Jul 2010 by Sandeep Mewara
Here is what is expected by enquirers:1. TRY first what you want to do!2. Formulate what was done by you that looks like an issue/not working. Try them and tell if you face issues. Members will be more than happy to help like this.
31 Aug 2010 by Christian Graus
There are articles on how to grab the screen. To grab a movie of the screen, you need to grab the screen over and over again and then turn those frames into a movie, basically.
4 Oct 2010 by kubi081
Hi,I'm working on a ASN1 decoding project. I've faced a problem that I could't figure out! The problem is ASN1C program is creating classes for me to use them for decoding process. But after decoding process I need to be able to serialize that class. But the problem is those classes (which...
14 Oct 2010 by nuno_god
Hi, in a TCP communication where a string is passed from the client to the host this happens:Sent message by the client: Received message by the host:\n \n \nWhy is this happening? The client program is in C++ as well as the host program. Can anyone help...
26 Oct 2010 by rossend.bruch
Hi, I have client application and a SQL server. Client stores strings to a varchar field in SQL Server and retrieves it again. Te problem is that I need a byte array and when I store in the database and recover the data all chars 128 are converted to 63. I know it's about charset and encoding...
31 Oct 2010 by flon
I have programmed a crawler, but it can just work when the page is utf-8 encoded only. Could you help to make it work with utf-8, gb2312 or others?Thanks. My code is like follows:HttpWebRequest req = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(url);req.Timeout = Settings.ConnectionTimeout *...
22 Nov 2010 by Richard MacCutchan
I know nothing about PostGres but a common problem with questions like this is that the destination object (database field, text string etc.) has been set up to hold ASCII characters only. Check the type definition of your field to see if it can hold Unicode characters.
24 Nov 2010 by PrinceOfThief
My capture card named Pinnacle 510-USB connect with a dvdplayer. I want capture the movie into a file. Then I set the video and audio source to Pinnacle 510-USB.SrcVid = (IWMEncVideoSource2)SrcGrp.AddSource(WMENC_SOURCE_TYPE.WMENC_VIDEO);SrcAud =...
30 Nov 2010 by luisvaldez
You should read the html as a byte array and check what is the encoding on it...There are plenty of encoding detecting methods available out there.http://www.west-wind.com/Weblog/posts/197245.aspx[^]
3 Dec 2010 by Phillip Tampus
Okay, i finally got the answer. I guess this would help for future questions like this.I think that this prob is more like on PostgreSQL, but I use SharpDevelop so i think its fine...I didn't manage to store and get the characters by directly storing it through the query. This query...
21 Apr 2011 by Paulo S X Soares
I need a simple function to convert an ASCIII string to a Unicode string, cause I need to display data in a web page.Why does not VBScript offer a so useful built-in function?
4 May 2011 by joel cab
Hello dear developers, I am working on a project C#, that contains data encryption, but I am having some trouble with the leter Ñ that is used in Spanish, do you have any solution for that?please help me or contact me joe.metal@hotmail.com
4 May 2011 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
There is not solution because there is no such problem, as soon as your font supports Unicode. Make sure you do not convert text into ANSI or any other non-Unicode encoding before encryption. It's the best to treat the text as UTF-8, see...
16 Jun 2011 by Deepak Joy Jose
Hi I'm searching for the ffmpeg command to split a flv file by specifying the duration of output file. Can anyone help me??
6 Aug 2011 by Pooyan Behroozfar
I'm working on a sample that sends and receives sms via ATCommand. The problem is i want to send farsi sms. I changed the encoding of my serial port to "utf-8" but my text hasn't been sent correctly. What can I do?EDIT - Moved from Answerusing System;using...
6 Aug 2011 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
Encoding is something related to array of bytes, not strings, as .NET strings internally use encoding UTF-16. Try to use System.IO.Ports.SerialPort.Write(Byte[], Int32, Int32), not Write(String) and read Read(Byte[], Int32, Int32). See...
11 Aug 2011 by Gordon Beeming
HiIf I have a byte[] array and I want to display it in a textbox like 0x3130353030353032, how would I do this? I know how to get it's actual value which is "10500502". but I want to know how to take the C# byte[] object and display it as 0x3130353030353032 basically the same way that SQL...
11 Aug 2011 by CPallini
myTextBox.Te...
11 Aug 2011 by Mohammad A Rahman
It might be helpful,class Program{ static void Main(string[] args) { byte[] myBytes = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("Hello World"); Console.WriteLine(GetString(myBytes)); } private static String GetString(byte[] myBytes) { StringBuilder...
31 Aug 2011 by Ganesan Senthilvel
You can try WideCharToMultiByte function from Windows unmanaged code. Reference at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd374130%28v=vs.85%29.aspx[^]
29 Nov 2011 by TorstenH.
Hey!We are having some issues with FOP and the creation of Arabic and English documents. We are facing some encoding trouble here, as the PDF / the eclipse framework is always going for CP-1252 encoding and not UTF-8 as we try to get.Someone already dealed with this? How can we get...
29 Nov 2011 by TorstenH.
An old bug.There is a BUgzilla-Report on this[^]And here @ github.com[^] ...the solution to get the FOP to work with Arabic encoding. My colleague is just about to make the final implementation on that issue.SOLVED.
27 Dec 2011 by Ummar Muhammad
How can I specify message encoding for incoming messages in a WCF client based on the message encoding in the response message from the server?The server can send the response with text message encoding or MTOM?How can it be determined and accordingly how can I specify message encoding...
30 Dec 2011 by hassan faghihi
1. so if i convert string to utf, i just make bigger array of byte? and still it work same for method?2. i didn't got you completely for my issue in your language, you say if i want to convert to byte executable file or dll, i have to do specific encoding?
6 Jan 2012 by hassan faghihi
i write this, and tried to use this to split but still generate error :-sprivate static byte[] SubBytes(byte[] inputBytes, int startIndex, int count) { if (startIndex>inputBytes.Length) return new byte[0]; int actualCount = -1; //Determinate...
11 Jan 2012 by hassan faghihi
first of all, i used 128 byte spliter, to split data, and it worked fine :|second : some one posted here, i didnt still try it out, but i think that can be answer:http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/csharpgeneral/thread/a831d26e-e917-431b-ab50-34735f333cd3[^]
8 Feb 2012 by Manjunathabe011
Hi,I want to implement compression in Service(WCF) side to send in data compressed manner to Client. I have implemented in Push I mean sending huge data to WCF service. I am not able to do from service to Client. Please anyone help me out. Thanks in AdvanceManjunath
21 Mar 2012 by Bernhard Hiller
You have to use the same encoding as was used by the "Offsite Server" when sending the data. Try to contact the developers of that product, that's easier than trying all possible encodings.
21 Mar 2012 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
No! Don't use Big5 or 1252. .NET works with Unicode. Well, you could use anything in between, but when you present the text, write it to file, etc., you should only use Unicode. As to the 1252 encoding, it only support Latin, not Chinese.By the way, I'm pretty much sure all your characters...
29 Apr 2012 by divirakshana
Hi,I need to add some Russian language strings in Notepad++. So I added and encoded those strings to UTF-8. If I see added strings in my application, those are showing as changed strings. If I encoded as ANSI, Russian strings are displaying as junk character. Please help me. Thanks...
29 Apr 2012 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
Try UTF-16LE. This is the default encoding used in Windows, when Unicode text is presented in memory.Please see my comment to the question — you did not provide enough information to be 100% sure on what are you trying to do.—SA
29 Apr 2012 by phil.o
I would do as SA stated, using UTF-16LE (which in .NET can be obtained simply by System.Text.Encoding.Unicode.Note that you should set the first 2 bits of the file to FF FE, which is the little-endian byte order mark. It will tell Notepad++ which type of text file it has to deal with.
15 Jul 2012 by Sandeep Mewara
There is no issue (known) whatsoever with download of the attachments from articles. All you need is to be logged in, in order to download it. Steps:1. Login2. Open the article3. Click the downlaod link4. It will prompt to save a zipped fileAlternatively, there is a 'Browse...
18 Sep 2012 by jebin Cherian
Hi,I was trying to find the encoding type of a file like unicode, utf8, utf8 with BOM, ANSI etc. I was able to find all the encoding type but ANSI(Encoding.Default/Windows- 1252). I am not able to differentiate ANSI and UTF8. Tried different custom class like (Ude, TextFileEncodingDetector...
18 Sep 2012 by Kuthuparakkal
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/printerFriendly/articles/Unicode.html[^]
4 Oct 2012 by Rene Bustos
Hi.i have a problem with a Web ServiceRight now, i have a Web Service developed in .Net.And my client has a System Develop in Delphi.... the problem is this.when the client send me a Data with "ñ" or "´" or any special character this convert into a "??".I Search in google, about...
10 Oct 2012 by Rene Bustos
Good afternoon,after a few days, which was able to find the error.the error was not in my web service, was in the customer's application.check my web.config and everything perfect. when I generate test data delivery .. all tests were successful .. but when the client sent the same data,...