Bryan, for the purposes of encoding image data (1-byte unsigned
integers), the numToChar function works just as well:
repeat for each item i in tList
put numToChar(i) after tBinaryString
end repeat
Otherwise, "C4" (rather than "CCCC") has always worked for me...
Best,
Mark
On 16 Dec 2006, at 16:06, Bryan McCormick wrote:
Folks,
I am a bit baffled here. I have seen many sample scripts where
variables are passed as parameter to binaryEncode (in my case, for
imageData) but no matter how I try to pass the known numeric
values, the compiler throws an error.
For example:
take a string of the form 0,206,0 as returned from the color
picker, let's call this tColors
Then I put each value into a separate param
put item 1 of tColors+0 into c1
put item 2 of tColors+0 into c2
put item 3 of tColors+0 into c3
(I added the +0 to make sure the var was seen as a number, I tried
it without as well with the same error)
Then I call:
put binaryEncode("CCCC",0,c1,c2,c3) into varNewImageData
and it fails.
I tried to pass all the params as a quoted string, concatenated,
you name it I have tried it.
It's likely dead simple. But for the life of me I cannot get it.
This is in 2.7.4
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