On Friday, June 13, 2003, at 06:56 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
You can use the DES-derived scheme built in for script encryption in 3 lines:
Interesting idea.
-- First we turn it into a single line to avoid runtime script limits:
put base64encode(tData) into tData
I think this puts line breaks at 72 characters. I think the base64 standard limits lines to 76 characters. It should do no harm to remove all of them, if a single line is really needed.
--- tuck it in a script: set the script of someObject to tData
Will this generate compile errors?
Maybe if this is commented with /* */, the script limit would not apply and removing line-ends above would not be needed.
-- encrypt the scripts of the stack: set the passkey of this stack to "MyPassword"
To retrieve the data you set the password, get the script, and pass it through base64decode.
And maybe un-comment, if needed.
I'd like to hear how this works out.
Dar
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