Hi all.
I'm using a VB6 function in my .NET application that decodes a digit
sequence and should result in a word. The funcion uses Chr function, and I
finally get an illegible string (square symbols).
How can I convert that to letters, so I can retrieve the original password?
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Regards,
Diego F.
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Hi all.
I'm using a VB6 function in my .NET application that decodes a digit
sequence and should result in a word. The funcion uses Chr function,
and I finally get an illegible string (square symbols).
How can I convert that to letters, so I can retrieve the original
password?
Depends on how you encrypted your password.
I found that the problem is the use of Format function.
In VB6, that: Format("079", "000"), returns "079". But, in VB.NET, it
returns "000".
So, I'm getting different codes and the final conversion is different.
Any idea to solve that?
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Regards,
Diego F.
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"Diego F." <di********@msn.comwrote in
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>Hi all.
I'm using a VB6 function in my .NET application that decodes a digit
sequence and should result in a word. The funcion uses Chr function,
and I finally get an illegible string (square symbols).
How can I convert that to letters, so I can retrieve the original
password?
Depends on how you encrypted your password.
Ok, don't ask me how many format functions there are. I put String.Format,
and now it returns the expceted value :-)
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Diego F.
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>I found that the problem is the use of Format function.
In VB6, that: Format("079", "000"), returns "079". But, in VB.NET, it
returns "000".
So, I'm getting different codes and the final conversion is different.
Any idea to solve that?
--
Regards,
Diego F.
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>"Diego F." <di********@msn.comwrote in
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>>Hi all.
I'm using a VB6 function in my .NET application that decodes a digit
sequence and should result in a word. The funcion uses Chr function,
and I finally get an illegible string (square symbols).
How can I convert that to letters, so I can retrieve the original
password?
Depends on how you encrypted your password.
Diego F. wrote:
In VB6, that: Format("079", "000"), returns "079". But, in VB.NET, it
returns "000".
That's because "0" is not a valid formatting character when working with
a /String/ value (IIRC, "@" is the only one).
You must convert your value to a /numeric/ type before calling Format on
it, as in:
Format( CInt( "079" ), "000" )
HTH,
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