I am working on a program that creates a \"license\" file.This file is expected to be binary, containing a name, today\'s date, a warning date, an expiration date, and a preference of Metric or Imperi
I am using toBinaryString translation method like this: for (i=0; i<anyLines.length; i++) { if (anyLines[i].startsWith(\"@\")) {
I am modifying a file using Java. Here\'s what I want to accomplish: if an & symbol, along with an integer, is detected while being read, I want to drop the & symbol and translate the integ
I have submitted a new version of my application in order to include in-App-Purchase 3 month ago and it has been rejected. I have worked on it and now I\'m trying to upload the new binary for validati
I am curious as to how applications generate their own data that is used with the application itself. For example, if you take any kind of PC game\'s save file or some sort of program that generates b
First thing: must be done entirely in javascript. (JQuery/mootools optional) I have a series of 100 numbers each set 0,1,2, or 3 - these represents settings on the page. I would like to encode these
I am parsing binary data out of files using Binary.Get and have something like the following: data FileMessageHeaders = FileMessa开发者_运维问答geHeaders [FileMessageHeader]
Bitwise OR(|) is similar to arithmetic addition(+) i.e. A|B = A+B (if A!=B) Like, 2|4 = 6 and 2+4 = 6 That means there is a way to get \"OR\" result in by doing addition in arithmetic context.
I have a situation where I need to convert a binary value to hex in Ruby. My situation is as 开发者_StackOverflow中文版follows:
I am using a 64-bit Winodws 7. I\'ve downloaded a CDT Eclipse and have downloaded MinGW. After that, I created a c++ hello world project.
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