I would like to be able to take an arbitrary string, run it through a hashing function (like MD5), and then interpret the resulting digest in base-36.
I want to use base36 in a web application I am developing... but as the id is visible to 开发者_Python百科users as a url, I want to filter out profanity.Has anyone solved this? Or is this even a real
For an application similar to URL shortener services, I want to create non guessable id\'s, which you\'re all familiar with I presume. Here\'s an example of such an id:
I have a string based code that can be either two or three characters in length and I am looking for some help in creating a function that will increment it.
I have a list of folders that are organised by base36 (0-9 then a-z). Now my current implementation for reading them is to iterate over a number, convert it to base32, check if the folder exists. If i
I\'m interested in creating tiny url like links. My idea was to simply store an incrementing identifier for every long ur开发者_Python百科l posted and then convert this id to it\'s base 36 variant, li
I have learned how to Base16 encode a string in PHP, but how do I Base36 encode and decode a string in PHP?
I know that Concrete Types can be configured with Structure Map the following way: ForRequestedType<Rule>().TheDefault.Is.Object(new ColorRule(\"Green\"));
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