Data Maker for OS X & Windows
Re: Data Maker for OS X & Windows
Glad to hear it's working for you. Will have to look into the extra 2 bytes for the uncompressed. Was watching a football game and haven't looked into that yet.
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Re: Data Maker for OS X & Windows
Thanks for looking into this issue!
All three items are binary identical (it's their md5 checksum)...
If you want my original file for further testing (zipped "Test XML UTF-8 BOM - Sublime Text.xml")
https://workupload.com/file/fNr5YcP
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464c9e2702eed27169e93782b5fadc01 D:\Development\PureBasic\Test XML UTF-8 BOM - NotepadPlusPlus.xml
464c9e2702eed27169e93782b5fadc01 D:\Development\PureBasic\Test XML UTF-8 BOM - Sublime Text.xml
464c9e2702eed27169e93782b5fadc01 D:\Development\PureBasic\Test XML UTF-8 BOM - Visual Studio Code.xml
If you want my original file for further testing (zipped "Test XML UTF-8 BOM - Sublime Text.xml")
https://workupload.com/file/fNr5YcP
Re: Data Maker for OS X & Windows
Cool, thanks! Will look into it in a bit.
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Re: Data Maker for OS X & Windows
Ok, I opened your file in HyperEdit along with mine. Yours is the first (to the left) and mine on the right. You can see the difference. One thing you can not see, due to the screen capture app, is the cursor position. Yours is on line 14, which doesn't even exist and mine is at the end of line 13. You may want to try a different editor for your xml files.
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Re: Data Maker for OS X & Windows
What you see there is the BOM header.
EF BB BF in hex.
It seems you've written your file in UTF-8 without BOM,
mine is with UTF-8 with BOM.
EF BB BF in hex.
It seems you've written your file in UTF-8 without BOM,
mine is with UTF-8 with BOM.
Re: Data Maker for OS X & Windows
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Last edited by J. Baker on Mon Dec 11, 2017 8:33 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Data Maker for OS X & Windows
I think this does the same as using -1 for length.J. Baker wrote:You can get the MemoryStringLength() for uncompressed data and you do not have to use a -1 or set the memory length yourself.
Both PeekS with -1 for length and MemoryStringLength stop when a 0 is encountered to indicate the end of a string.
So both are only safe to use if you add a 0 to the uncompressed data.
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Debug PeekS(?Test_XML_UTF8_BOM_xml_start, -1, #PB_UTF8)
DataSection
Test_XML_UTF8_BOM_xml_start:
; size : 322 bytes
Data.q $6C6D783F3CBFBBEF,$6E6F697372657620,$652022302E31223D,$3D676E69646F636E,$3F22382D46545522
Data.q $746F6F523C0A0D3E,$7265562065646F4E,$2231223D6E6F6973,$6F72473C090A0D3E,$09090A0D3E737075
Data.q $3E6563697665443C,$66453C0909090A0D,$0A0D3E7374636566,$3E6E4F3C09090909,$3C09090909090A0D
Data.q $697461746F6E6E41,$65756C6156206E6F,$696620656854223D,$6E65766520747372,$6F6E206F64202C74
Data.q $6D20646E69662074,$0A0D3E2F20222165,$6E4F2F3C09090909,$3C090909090A0D3E,$697461746F6E6E41
Data.q $65756C6156206E6F,$6568746F6E41223D,$2C746E6576652072,$6E206C6C69747320,$6F2065687420746F
Data.q $726120657720656E,$6863726165732065,$22726F6620676E69,$0909090A0D3E2F20,$7463656666452F3C
Data.q $2F3C09090A0D3E73,$0D3E656369766544,$756F72472F3C090A,$522F3C0A0D3E7370,$3E65646F4E746F6F
Data.b $0D,$0A,#Null
Test_XML_UTF8_BOM_xml_end:
EndDataSection
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Re: Data Maker for OS X & Windows
Hello wilbert!wilbert wrote: I think this does the same as using -1 for length.
When -1 was used on oO0XX0Oo's original posted data, it had the same effect as 322 bytes. When you use MemoryStringLength() it returned 320 bytes which oO0XX0Oo said fixed their problem. Using 2 less bytes. I would have assumed -1 had the same effect too but it is different. See this post on what I'm talking about... http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... 11#p515611
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Re: Data Maker for OS X & Windows
It's just luck the data is followed by a 0.J. Baker wrote:When you use MemoryStringLength() it returned 320 bytes
If there's other data in the data section, it won't work.
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Debug PeekS(?Test_XML_UTF8_BOM_xml_start, MemoryStringLength(?Test_XML_UTF8_BOM_xml_start, #PB_UTF8), #PB_UTF8)
Debug ""
Debug "Memory Length = " + MemoryStringLength(?Test_XML_UTF8_BOM_xml_start, #PB_UTF8)
DataSection
Test_XML_UTF8_BOM_xml_start:
; size : 363 bytes
Data.q $6576206C6D783F3C,$31223D6E6F697372,$6F636E652022302E,$5455223D676E6964,$3C0A3E3F22382D46
Data.q $65646F4E746F6F52,$6E6F697372655620,$20200A3E2231223D,$7370756F72473C20,$2020202020200A3E
Data.q $3E6563697665443C,$202020202020200A,$63656666453C2020,$202020200A3E7374,$2020202020202020
Data.q $2020200A3E6E4F3C,$2020202020202020,$6E6E413C20202020,$206E6F697461746F,$54223D65756C6156
Data.q $7473726966206568,$202C746E65766520,$6620746F6E206F64,$2221656D20646E69,$202020200A3E2F20
Data.q $2020202020202020,$20200A3E6E4F2F3C,$2020202020202020,$746F6E6E413C2020,$6156206E6F697461
Data.q $6F6E41223D65756C,$6576652072656874,$6C697473202C746E,$687420746F6E206C,$657720656E6F2065
Data.q $6165732065726120,$6620676E69686372,$200A3E2F2022726F,$2020202020202020,$7463656666452F3C
Data.q $20202020200A3E73,$63697665442F3C20,$2F3C2020200A3E65,$0A3E7370756F7247,$6F4E746F6F522F3C
Data.b $64,$65,$3E
Test_XML_UTF8_BOM_xml_end:
MyData:
Data.l $4A6FF65
EndDataSection
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Re: Data Maker for OS X & Windows
I see. I figured it would only return per label. Not all the labels.
Should Data Maker end with a #Null then for each labels data?
Should Data Maker end with a #Null then for each labels data?
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Re: Data Maker for OS X & Windows
It's only useful for text data. In case of ascii and utf8, 1 zero byte is required, in case of unicode, 2 zero bytes are required.J. Baker wrote:I see. I figured it would only return per label. Not all the labels.
Should Data Maker end with a #Null then for each labels data?
You could add a checkbox option to include two additional zero bytes after each file.
Another way would be to add a special option to add text. A sort of popup containing an EditorGadget where you can enter text and convert that and include the required string termination byte(s).
Or you can leave it as it is.
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Re: Data Maker for OS X & Windows
Will think on it. Thanks for the information.wilbert wrote: It's only useful for text data. In case of ascii and utf8, 1 zero byte is required, in case of unicode, 2 zero bytes are required.
You could add a checkbox option to include two additional zero bytes after each file.
Another way would be to add a special option to add text. A sort of popup containing an EditorGadget where you can enter text and convert that and include the required string termination byte(s).
Or you can leave it as it is.
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