John,
Thanks for the explanation. I was just if there were similarities
between UUENCODE and BASE64. Unfortunately these are UUENCODE files.
I think I found a open source that will take care of the UUENCODE and
even yENC which I will require as well. Am testing it now.
All the best!
Warren
On Fri, Nov 25, 2011 at 11:50 AM, John Brozycki jo...@hvc.rr.com wrote:
Warren,
Although UUENCODE and BASE64 are not the same, there is some similarity and
newer versions of UUENCODE have the ability to output to BASE64. If you have
any control of the image production process, you might be able to output them
in BASE64, then you can use the base64Decode command in LiveCode.
If not: I've never tried decoding a uuencoded file with base64Decode, but it
wouldn't hurt to give it a try. (I don't think base64Decode will decode
uuencoded files, but it's possible that the uuencoded files could actually be
BASE64.) If this fails, you could shell an external command. For example,
in Mac OS X there are built in commands uuencode and uudecode.
Good luck,
John
On Nov 25, 2011, at 10:41 AM, Warren Kuhl wrote:
I have files (jpg/gif) that are uuencoded. Is there a simple way in
LiveCode to convert these to jpg or gif files?
Thanks for any help,
Warren
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