Hi,
This is functioning as expected. The input array of bytes is interpreted in
little-endian order. The first byte in the input array is the smallest part
of the output binary string interpreted as a binary number. So if you pass
two bytes the output string will start with the second byte and
System.out.println(BinaryCodec.toAsciiString(new byte[] { 'a' })); // output
0111 System.out.println(BinaryCodec.toAsciiString(new byte[] { 'b' })); //
output 01100010 System.out.println(BinaryCodec.toAsciiString(new byte[] { 'a',
'b' })); // output 011000100111(ba), why not
