On 22/03/2014 19:21, Dr. Hawkins wrote:
RSA keys, as generated, are multiple lines, like
"-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----"
"ABC123"
"DEF456"
"-----END PUBLIC KEY-----"
I'm trying to do something like
constant mykey= "-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----" \
& "ABC123"\
& "DEF456"\
& "-----END PUBLIC KEY-----"
but it appears that you can't concatenate strings like this . . . (using
6.6.0)
Is there a clean solution for this?
constant doesn't allow any form of expression, you can't even do
constant mykey = "abc" & "def"
A "clean" solution ?
- assign to a variable instead
- custom prop
- since you're generating it externally - put it in a fixed-name file,
and have your script read that file in
btw if I take the above code, and convert from using a constant to a
variable, I'd get
put "-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----" \
& "ABC123"\
& "DEF456"\
& "-----END PUBLIC KEY-----" into myVar
but that means it's become a single line, instead of 4 lines.
Should it be
put "-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----" &CR& \
& "ABC123" &CR& \
& "DEF456" &CR& \
& "-----END PUBLIC KEY-----" into myVar
??
-- Alex.
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