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### EDIT: November 7, 2005 ###

Mostly works B) But it's a bit slow and there might be a problem with the expression "(Not IsBinaryString($s_Source))". So rem it out (if needed) while I streamline both To and From functions.

### EDIT: November 4, 2005 ###

Whoohoo! Beta 86 now handles binary strings ... sorta.

I'll have both functions working by the end of this week-end promised :o

P.S.: If anyone has any idea how I could speed this up, it would be great. Some magic math trick perhaps?

### EDIT: October 28, 2005 ###

Confirmed: _ToBase64() will not work on binary files until such time as AutoIT3 is capable of handling binary strings *properly*. For now I would need to convert everything to hex and this function would take a serious performance hit (can you say S-L-O-W ?). I might do it for the kick of it but don't expect anything until next week.

BTW, since _FromBase64() does not handle binary input, it should work fine.

### EDIT: October 25, 2005 ###

Updated both _ToBase64() and _FromBase64()

Respectively, version 1.05 and 1.06

- Can now set line length by calling _ToBase64($Source,$LineLength).

- Default line length = 76 (as per RFC 3548). Different lengths might be less compatible

- New error value for _ToBase64() : @error = 4 - Line size invalid

- _ToBase64() is now completely loop-based.

- More comments to help people understand how this works

- Dumb error: now strips before doing a regular expression search in _FromBase64()

I'm working on an email UDF and I want to integrate attachments.

Since the only Base64 solutions I found were external, I decided to roll my own UDF instead.

It was actually quite a bit harder than I taught and it took me way too much time to do but now I am satisfied with the results.

So here's my two latest babies, _ToBase64() and _FromBase64().

Mind you I haven't tested them completely yet so please come back to me if anything doesn't work.

I'm also open to your suggestions if you find that something should be added/modified.

Although I really can't see what could be.

Attachements at the end of the file, with documentation and example.

;===============================================================================
;
; Function Name:       _ToBase64($s_Source, [$i_LineSize])
; Version:            1.05
; Description:      Create a base 64 string
; Parameter(s):     $s_Source        - Source string
;                    $i_LineSize        - Number of characters before a @CRLF
; Requirement(s):   Requires AutoIT 3.1.1.77 minimum
; Return Value(s):  On Success - Returns converted string
;                   On Failure - Returns "" and sets the @error flag in the following fashion:
;                    @error = 1 - Source string empty
;                    @error = 2 - Invalid source type (not string)
;                    @error = 3 - Wrong version of AutoIT, 3.1.1.77 minimum
;                    @error = 4 - Line size invalid
; Remarks:            RFC 3548 requires a line size of 76 characters (default).
;                    Using different line sizes may not be compatible with certain mail readers.
; Related:            _FromBase64()
; Author(s):        Louis Horvath (celeri@videotron.ca)
;
;===============================================================================
Func _ToBase64($s_Source, $i_LineSize = 76)
    Local $a_Base64[65], $i_Loop1, $i_Loop2, $a_Mask6[4], $a_Shift6[4], $a_Shift8[4]
    Local $i_SourceLen, $i_Pad, $s_SrcChr, $i_Convert, $i_Assembly, $s_Result
    Local $i_LineSizeCounter
    
; Sanity checks
    If $s_Source = "" Then
        SetError(1); Source string empty
        Return
    EndIf
    If Not IsString($s_Source) Then
        SetError(2); Invalid source type (not string)
        Return
    EndIf
    If Not StringLen(Chr(0)) Then
        SetError(3); Cannot detect character "0" then wrong version of AutoIT ...
        Return
    EndIf
    If (Not IsInt($i_LineSize)) Or $i_LineSize < 2 Or $i_LineSize > 250 Then
        SetError(4); Line Size is invalid
        Return; Actual size suggested by RFC 3548: 76. 64 tolerated.
    EndIf
    
; Create Base64 matrix
    For $i_Loop1 = 65 To 90; Capital letters
        $a_Base64[$i_Loop1 - 65] = Chr($i_Loop1)
    Next
    For $i_Loop1 = 97 To 122; Small caps
        $a_Base64[$i_Loop1 - 71] = Chr($i_Loop1)
    Next
    For $i_Loop1 = 48 To 57; Numbers
        $a_Base64[$i_Loop1 + 4] = Chr($i_Loop1)
    Next
    $a_Base64[62] = '+'
    $a_Base64[63] = '/'
    $a_Base64[64] = '='; Padding
; Create 6-bit Mask
    $a_Mask6[0] = 0xFC0000
    $a_Mask6[1] = 0x3F000
    $a_Mask6[2] = 0xFC0
    $a_Mask6[3] = 0x3F
; Create 6-bit shifting table
    $a_Shift6[0] = 18
    $a_Shift6[1] = 12
    $a_Shift6[2] = 6
    $a_Shift6[3] = 0
; Create 8-bit shifting table
    $a_Shift8[0] = -16
    $a_Shift8[1] = -8
    $a_Shift8[2] = 0
    
    $i_SourceLen = StringLen($s_Source); Length of input string
    
    For $i_Loop1 = 1 To $i_SourceLen Step 3
    ; Start by assembling a 3-byte integer (24 bits)
        $i_Assembly = ""; Flush beforehand
        For $i_Loop2 = 0 To 2; go though all 3 bytes
            If $i_Loop1 + $i_Loop2 > $i_SourceLen Then
                $i_Pad = $i_Loop2; Stop if end of string is reached, take note where it happens
                ExitLoop
            EndIf
            $s_SrcChr = StringMid($s_Source, $i_Loop1 + $i_Loop2, 1); Get original character from source
            $i_Convert = BitShift(Asc($s_SrcChr), $a_Shift8[$i_Loop2]); Shift it!
            $i_Assembly += $i_Convert; Set as first value
        Next
        
    ; Now set Base64 values!
        For $i_Loop2 = 0 To 3; Set Base64 values
            If $i_Loop2 = 2 And $i_Pad = 1 Then; Special case #1
                $s_Result &= $a_Base64[64]; Insert padding
                ContinueLoop
            ElseIf $i_Loop2 = 3 And $i_Pad > 0 Then; Special case #2
                $s_Result &= $a_Base64[64]; Insert padding
                ContinueLoop
            EndIf
            $i_Convert = BitShift(BitAND($i_Assembly, $a_Mask6[$i_Loop2]), $a_Shift6[$i_Loop2]); Extract first value, shift it to size
            $s_Result &= $a_Base64[$i_Convert]
            $i_LineSizeCounter += 1; Increment counter
            If $i_LineSizeCounter = $i_LineSize Then; Time to change lines
                $s_Result &= @CR; Add CR
                $i_LineSizeCounter = 0; Reset counter
            EndIf
        Next
    Next
    If $i_LineSizeCounter Then; One for the road (don't if the counter just reset)
        $s_Result &= @CR; Add CR
    EndIf
    Return $s_Result
EndFunc  ;==>_ToBase64

;===============================================================================
;
; Function Name:       _FromBase64($s_Source)
; Version:            1.06
; Description:      Restores a string encoded in base 64
; Parameter(s):     $s_Source        - Source string
; Requirement(s):   Requires AutoIT 3.1.1.77 minimum
; Return Value(s):  On Success - Returns restored string
;                   On Failure - Returns "" and sets the @error flag in the following fashion:
;                    @error = 1 - Source string empty
;                    @error = 2 - Invalid source type (not string)
;                    @error = 3 - Not a Base64 source
;                    @error = 4 - Wrong version of AutoIT, 3.1.1.77 minimum
; Remarks:            None
; Related:            _ToBase64()
; Author(s):        Louis Horvath (celeri@videotron.ca)
;
;===============================================================================
Func _FromBase64($s_Source)
    Local $s_Result, $a_Conv[4][3], $a_Base64[123], $i_SourceLen, $a_Mask8[3]
    Local $i_Loop1, $i_Loop2, $i_Loop3, $i_Final, $i_Read, $a_Shift6[4], $a_Shift8[3]
    
; Sanity checks
    If $s_Source = "" Then
        SetError(1); Source string empty
        Return
    EndIf
    If Not IsString($s_Source) Then
        SetError(2); Invalid source type (not string)
        Return
    EndIf
    If Not StringLen(Chr(0)) Then
        SetError(4); Cannot detect character "0" then wrong version of AutoIT ...
        Return
    EndIf
    $s_Source = StringStripWS($s_Source, 15); Just strip EVERYTHING;)
    If StringRegExp($s_Source, "[^a-zA-Z0-9+//=]") Then; Contains characters not in the base64 subset.
        SetError(3); Not a Base64 source
        Return
    EndIf
    
    
; Create Base64 restore matrix
    For $i_Loop1 = 65 To 90; Capital letters
        $a_Base64[$i_Loop1] = $i_Loop1 - 65
    Next
    For $i_Loop1 = 97 To 122; Small caps
        $a_Base64[$i_Loop1] = $i_Loop1 - 71
    Next
    For $i_Loop1 = 48 To 57; Numbers
        $a_Base64[$i_Loop1] = $i_Loop1 + 4
    Next
    $a_Base64[43] = 62; '+'
    $a_Base64[47] = 63; '/'
    $a_Base64[0] = 64; Padding
; Create 8-bit Mask
    $a_Mask8[0] = 0xFF0000; Mask first pair
    $a_Mask8[1] = 0x00FF00; Mask second pair
    $a_Mask8[2] = 0x0000FF; And the last ...
; Predetermine shift values, 6-bit
    $a_Shift6[0] = -18
    $a_Shift6[1] = -12
    $a_Shift6[2] = -6
    $a_Shift6[3] = 0
; Predetermine shift values, 8-bit
    $a_Shift8[0] = 16
    $a_Shift8[1] = 8
    $a_Shift8[2] = 0
    
    $i_SourceLen = StringLen($s_Source); Get source string length
    
    For $i_Loop1 = 1 To $i_SourceLen Step 4
        For $i_Loop2 = 0 To 3
            If $i_Loop1 + $i_Loop2 > $i_SourceLen Then ExitLoop; Out of bounds
            $a_Conv[$i_Loop2][0] = Asc(StringMid($s_Source, $i_Loop1 + $i_Loop2, 1)); Find original string and it's numerical value
            $a_Conv[$i_Loop2][1] = $a_Base64[$a_Conv[$i_Loop2][0]]; What's it's value according to the table?
            $a_Conv[$i_Loop2][2] = BitShift($a_Conv[$i_Loop2][1], $a_Shift6[$i_Loop2]); Put it in place bit-wise
        Next
        $i_Final = BitOR($a_Conv[0][2], $a_Conv[1][2], $a_Conv[2][2], $a_Conv[3][2]); Combine it all
        For $i_Loop3 = 0 To 2; Now read bytes individually ...
            $i_Read = BitShift(BitAND($i_Final, $a_Mask8[$i_Loop3]), $a_Shift8[$i_Loop3]); mask and move
            If $i_Read Then
                $s_Result &= Chr($i_Read); Append to the complete string, skip chr(0)
            EndIf
        Next
    Next
    Return $s_Result; Return the converted string
EndFunc  ;==>_FromBase64

And here's the attachements for those who have problems copying and pasting by way of Internet Explorer ...

_ToBase64__.zip

_FromBase64__.zip

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Glad to see someone looking at this, I've been using an external file implementation for a while.

I haven't looked at your technical implementation, but any formal UDF implemenation for en/decoding

operations should be in a single Function, i.e. 

_Base64($string_or_file,$encode_flag)

I just went back and looked at the change logs referencing 3.1.77 and binary support - didn't realize we had

jumped that hurdle yet. Kudos to the programmers who went through all the headaches of making that happen!

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@flyingboz

Yup that would be a good idea B)

I'll see what I can do but for now I would like to iron out the bugs and make sure my process is failsafe.

So if anyone can send out some attachments and see if they come back :graduated: that would be great!

Ok so it's not "over and done with" after all :)

In fact there IS something important I didn't integrate in this fuction...

Can you say "split line every 'n' characters"?

Also it would be equally smart to strip @CRLFs before reading ...

I should be able to integrate that before tomorrow.

For those who can't wait, try using my _StringInsert() function. It's in my signature.

Example:

For $i_interval = 1 to StringLen($Base64) step 80

_StringInsert($Base64,@CRLF,$i_interval)

Next

$Base64 &= @CRLF

; Puts @CRLF every 80 characters and at the end of the base 64 file.

P.S.: '&=' only works on beta.

P.S.: Hope I didn't miss anything I'm falling asleep here :o

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I haven't looked at your technical implementation, but any formal UDF implemenation for en/decoding

operations should be in a single Function, i.e. 

_Base64($string_or_file,$encode_flag)
Well after thinking about it I'm not convinced I should merge both options into a single operation (note: I didn't say no).

Why? Check out these function couples:

_StringToHex & _HexToString

_TicksToTime & _TimeToTicks

ControlEnable & ControlDisable

_Degrees & _Radians

etc. etc. etc.

I think users expect a different function to come and go from a specific state.

And I think seperating them respects more the spirit of AutoIT3.

Furthermore, I find both _ToBase64() and _FromBase64 are sufficiently different that no real economy is made by merging them.

(on a technical side, most arrays and sequences are really different, and I fear putting all this together will make these functions very hard to read, which is maybe not what you want if these functions are to have a didactic value)

But then, I might be wrong.

Worse case scenario (I know this s!!ks but ...) a little line of code like this could do the same:

Func Base64($s_String, $i_Switch = 0)
    If $i_Switch Then 
        _ToBase64($s_String)
    Else
        _FromBase64($s_String)
    Endif
EndFunc

Not my idea of an elegant solution but an alternative nevertheless.

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... _Degrees & _Radians ...

Haha! Those are mine. B) Nice functions btw, I can't find anything wrong with them. I did base64 image encoding a while ago for Firefox. Check it out here: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=15640
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Haha! Those are mine. :o Nice functions btw, I can't find anything wrong with them. I did base64 image encoding a while ago for Firefox. Check it out here: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=15640

Yup saw those :graduated:

Glad to see you know your maths - it's not really my forte ehehehe

And thanks for the contribution!

As for base64 image encoding, I'll check that out today or tomorrow B)

I always wondered why no one ever integrated actual data as part of a html file ... Can be useful sometimes...

BTW there's one last thing I have to do with _ToBase64() and _FromBase64() - check if the padding ('=' char) actually makes a difference / is accepted by Outlook Express/Outlook. So far however all the decoding programs that I've tried have no problems with it but weird things happen when I take them away ...

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### EDIT: November 7th 2005 ###

Now works with Beta 3.1.1.86. Check out first post ...

Well just hit a (temporary) wall.

Seems even with the latest beta, StringMid() cannot handle binary data.

So _ToBase64() cannot handle binary data for the moment.

Well it's possible to retool _ToBase64() to accept hex input (you have to use String($BinaryString)).

It won't be fun I tell ya.

P.S.: However _FromBase64() is fine - StringMid() is used on non-binary data.

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Sorry to be grave-digging, but for anyone who is looking for a base64 UDF, try this one:

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=21399

It's faster than any other I've seen on this board.

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;===============================================================================
;
; Function Name:       _ToBase64($s_Source, [$i_LineSize])
; Version:            1.05
; Description:      Create a base 64 string
; Parameter(s):     $s_Source        - Source string
;                    $i_LineSize        - Number of characters before a @CRLF
; Requirement(s):   Requires AutoIT 3.1.1.77 minimum
; Return Value(s):  On Success - Returns converted string
;                   On Failure - Returns "" and sets the @error flag in the following fashion:
;                    @error = 1 - Source string empty
;                    @error = 2 - Invalid source type (not string)
;                    @error = 3 - Wrong version of AutoIT, 3.1.1.77 minimum
;                    @error = 4 - Line size invalid
; Remarks:            RFC 3548 requires a line size of 76 characters (default).
;                    Using different line sizes may not be compatible with certain mail readers.
; Related:            _FromBase64()
; Author(s):        Louis Horvath (celeri@videotron.ca)
;
;===============================================================================
Func _ToBase64($s_Source, $i_LineSize = 76)
    Local $a_Base64[65], $i_Loop1, $i_Loop2, $a_Mask6[4], $a_Shift6[4], $a_Shift8[4]
    Local $i_SourceLen, $i_Pad, $s_SrcChr, $i_Convert, $i_Assembly, $s_Result
    Local $i_LineSizeCounter
    
; Sanity checks
    If $s_Source = "" Then
        SetError(1); Source string empty
        Return
    EndIf
    If Not IsString($s_Source) Then
        SetError(2); Invalid source type (not string)
        Return
    EndIf
    If Not StringLen(Chr(0)) Then
        SetError(3); Cannot detect character "0" then wrong version of AutoIT ...
        Return
    EndIf
    If (Not IsInt($i_LineSize)) Or $i_LineSize < 2 Or $i_LineSize > 250 Then
        SetError(4); Line Size is invalid
        Return; Actual size suggested by RFC 3548: 76. 64 tolerated.
    EndIf
    
; Create Base64 matrix
    For $i_Loop1 = 65 To 90; Capital letters
        $a_Base64[$i_Loop1 - 65] = Chr($i_Loop1)
    Next
    For $i_Loop1 = 97 To 122; Small caps
        $a_Base64[$i_Loop1 - 71] = Chr($i_Loop1)
    Next
    For $i_Loop1 = 48 To 57; Numbers
        $a_Base64[$i_Loop1 + 4] = Chr($i_Loop1)
    Next
    $a_Base64[62] = '+'
    $a_Base64[63] = '/'
    $a_Base64[64] = '='; Padding
; Create 6-bit Mask
    $a_Mask6[0] = 0xFC0000
    $a_Mask6[1] = 0x3F000
    $a_Mask6[2] = 0xFC0
    $a_Mask6[3] = 0x3F
; Create 6-bit shifting table
    $a_Shift6[0] = 18
    $a_Shift6[1] = 12
    $a_Shift6[2] = 6
    $a_Shift6[3] = 0
; Create 8-bit shifting table
    $a_Shift8[0] = -16
    $a_Shift8[1] = -8
    $a_Shift8[2] = 0
    
    $i_SourceLen = StringLen($s_Source); Length of input string
    
    For $i_Loop1 = 1 To $i_SourceLen Step 3
    ; Start by assembling a 3-byte integer (24 bits)
        $i_Assembly = ""; Flush beforehand
        For $i_Loop2 = 0 To 2; go though all 3 bytes
            If $i_Loop1 + $i_Loop2 > $i_SourceLen Then
                $i_Pad = $i_Loop2; Stop if end of string is reached, take note where it happens
                ExitLoop
            EndIf
            $s_SrcChr = StringMid($s_Source, $i_Loop1 + $i_Loop2, 1); Get original character from source
            $i_Convert = BitShift(Asc($s_SrcChr), $a_Shift8[$i_Loop2]); Shift it!
            $i_Assembly += $i_Convert; Set as first value
        Next
        
    ; Now set Base64 values!
        For $i_Loop2 = 0 To 3; Set Base64 values
            If $i_Loop2 = 2 And $i_Pad = 1 Then; Special case #1
                $s_Result &= $a_Base64[64]; Insert padding
                ContinueLoop
            ElseIf $i_Loop2 = 3 And $i_Pad > 0 Then; Special case #2
                $s_Result &= $a_Base64[64]; Insert padding
                ContinueLoop
            EndIf
            $i_Convert = BitShift(BitAND($i_Assembly, $a_Mask6[$i_Loop2]), $a_Shift6[$i_Loop2]); Extract first value, shift it to size
            $s_Result &= $a_Base64[$i_Convert]
            $i_LineSizeCounter += 1; Increment counter
            If $i_LineSizeCounter = $i_LineSize Then; Time to change lines
                $s_Result &= @CR; Add CR
                $i_LineSizeCounter = 0; Reset counter
            EndIf
        Next
    Next
    If $i_LineSizeCounter Then; One for the road (don't if the counter just reset)
        $s_Result &= @CR; Add CR
    EndIf
    Return $s_Result
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