How to convert back a string that have converted to byte[] using
System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetB ytes()
string StringData = "This is a string";
byte[] ConvertedString = System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetB ytes(StringData );
Now, how can I convert ConvertedString to "This is a string" string again?
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"FrzzMan" <Fr************ ***@vnOCzone.co m> wrote in message
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System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetB ytes()
string StringData = "This is a string";
byte[] ConvertedString = System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetB ytes(StringData );
Now, how can I convert ConvertedString to "This is a string" string again?
System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetS tring
Erik
FrzzMan wrote: How to convert back a string that have converted to byte[] using
System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetB ytes()
string StringData = "This is a string";
byte[] ConvertedString =
System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetB ytes(StringData );
Now, how can I convert ConvertedString to "This is a string" string
again?
string System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetS tring(byte[]);
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FrzzMan wrote: How to convert back a string that have converted to byte[] using
System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetB ytes()
string StringData = "This is a string";
byte[] ConvertedString = System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetB ytes(StringData );
Now, how can I convert ConvertedString to "This is a string" string again?
Oops sorry, I didn't know there's GetString method... sry...
..NET GetBytes() and GetString() didn't work right with UTF-8 charset.
My following code prove that...
string Data = "UTF-8 string"; // <-- Insert some *long* UTF-8 string
byte[] DataBytes = System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetB ytes(Data);
string BackConvert = System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetS tring(DataBytes );
System.IO.Strea mWriter File = System.IO.File. CreateText("tes t.txt");
File.Write(Data + "\n" + BackConvert);
File.Close();
Wait a lil, see the attached text file, open it with your browser and
set browser text encoder to UTF-8, you'll see the different...
FrzzMan <Fr************ ***@vnOCzone.co m> wrote: .NET GetBytes() and GetString() didn't work right with UTF-8 charset.
My following code prove that...
string Data = "UTF-8 string"; // <-- Insert some *long* UTF-8 string
byte[] DataBytes = System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetB ytes(Data);
string BackConvert = System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetS tring(DataBytes );
System.IO.Strea mWriter File = System.IO.File. CreateText("tes t.txt");
File.Write(Data + "\n" + BackConvert);
File.Close();
Wait a lil, see the attached text file, open it with your browser and
set browser text encoder to UTF-8, you'll see the different...
Um, I doubt it, to be honest. You'll need to give us a sample string to
show us what you mean.
To check that the strings are the same, you could just use
Console.WriteLi ne (Data==BackConv ert);
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I doubt it, too... but I did try and it didn't work... in the last post
I forgot to attach the result with sample string, my fault...
In this post I attached the result file of the test, and I tried to
System.Console. WriteLine(Data == BackConvert) before, it give me a False.
You can try it yourself... use the first line in the attached file as
the sample string...
Jon Skeet [C# MVP] wrote: FrzzMan <Fr************ ***@vnOCzone.co m> wrote:
.NET GetBytes() and GetString() didn't work right with UTF-8 charset.
My following code prove that...
string Data = "UTF-8 string"; // <-- Insert some *long* UTF-8 string
byte[] DataBytes = System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetB ytes(Data);
string BackConvert = System.Text.Enc oding.UTF8.GetS tring(DataBytes );
System.IO.Str eamWriter File = System.IO.File. CreateText("tes t.txt");
File.Write(Da ta + "\n" + BackConvert);
File.Close( );
Wait a lil, see the attached text file, open it with your browser and
set browser text encoder to UTF-8, you'll see the different...
Um, I doubt it, to be honest. You'll need to give us a sample string to
show us what you mean.
To check that the strings are the same, you could just use
Console.WriteLi ne (Data==BackConv ert);
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FrzzMan <Fr************ ***@vnOCzone.co m> wrote: I doubt it, too... but I did try and it didn't work... in the last post
I forgot to attach the result with sample string, my fault...
In this post I attached the result file of the test, and I tried to
System.Console. WriteLine(Data == BackConvert) before, it give me a False.
You can try it yourself... use the first line in the attached file as
the sample string...
You haven't actually really attached a file - just cut and paste it.
Please email me an example and I'll have a look at it.
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Thanks, .rar file mailed... I still can't get it working...
Jon Skeet [C# MVP] wrote: FrzzMan <Fr************ ***@vnOCzone.co m> wrote:
I doubt it, too... but I did try and it didn't work... in the last post
I forgot to attach the result with sample string, my fault...
In this post I attached the result file of the test, and I tried to
System.Consol e.WriteLine(Dat a == BackConvert) before, it give me a False.
You can try it yourself... use the first line in the attached file as
the sample string...
You haven't actually really attached a file - just cut and paste it.
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