Okay my particular situation is fairly unusal - I have two applications. The main one saves and loads objects to a file using standard .NET binary serialization. The second one loads from the same fil
I have a code that look like this: echo bin2hex( pack( \"L\", 1000 ) ); Which prints: e8030000 Now, ha开发者_开发技巧ving only e8030000, how can I reverse it back to the int 1000 ?
I would like to access an image file in the iPhone images directory. Then I would like to open this file as binary and be able to rewrite it.
Very new to C / C++ and I am struggling here. I have a .bin file with 32-bit signed integers in hex I wish to read in. I first need to read in the first two numbers as these contain information about
I\'m trying to use the mutagen module to read the metadata of an mp3 file. The problem is that the module is expecting a local mp3 file, but my mp3 files are on a remote server.
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I want to do the following in Python: Take a binary (executable) file Turn it into a zip file with gzip (gz extension)
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There\'s this code that compiles with Windows SDK: UINT cFiles = DragQueryFileW(hDrop, 0xFFFFFFFF, NULL, 0);