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Original thread:
Seeking help from ASCII gurus
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Monday July 19, 2010
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Lyndel McGee
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To send ASCII values as binary data, you convert to hexadecimal characters of 8 bits (a byte on this OS) and embed these characters into a string.
I am not at a computer where I can lookup the exact format PEP requires but the hex characters are as follows:
\xFE\x2F\x1D\x08
\xFE is hexadecimal for 254
\x2F is hexadecimal for 47
\x1D is hexadecimal for 29
\x08 is hexadecimal padded to 2 characters for 8
Windows Calculator in Scientific mode supports conversions to make your life easier in the future.
To send ASCII values as binary data, you convert to hexadecimal characters of 8 bits (a byte on this OS) and embed these characters into a string. I am not at a computer where I can lookup the exact format PEP requires but the hex characters are as follows: \xFE\x2F\x1D\x08 \xFE is hexadecimal for 254 \x2F is hexadecimal for 47 \x1D is hexadecimal for 29 \x08 is hexadecimal padded to 2 characters for 8 Windows Calculator in Scientific mode supports conversions to make your life easier in the future.
Lyndel McGee
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