crypt variable on the fly is possible ?

[faustf]

Local $hFileOpen = FileOpen (@ScriptDir & "\keypress.txt", $FO_APPEND)
 FileWrite($hFileOpen, _Crypt_EncryptData($sData, $sUserKey, $CALG_AES_256))

[faustf]

but  why if  i set a "@crlf" 

 FileWrite($hFileOpen, _Crypt_EncryptData($sData, $sUserKey, $CALG_AES_256)&@crlf)

not  work and  write me 

0x33912F0E83CBE49CC86B8A1A8AD4A8DF3ADDBCBBFB033A02A35421B56608CCB0E54B174FE3B2FC859CDEF14D770220C2A1B9450D343131D0E3742A7CA81266274927D15903008EF04834FD0398E0D9FEC171CC4E64791AB3F954F5E3BC69A8DDF581A810942C5F3AF506C003E4A20DC6

 

and  when work 

write me like this 

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Edited October 17, 2018 by faustf

[caramen]

What is the question ?

[faustf]

why if insert after Encrypt a return,  the   encrypt file change  ?

Edited October 17, 2018 by faustf

[caramen]

It is not the return it is the &

never noticed that.... i ll try more tomorow.

[faustf]

ok Bro thank for the support  , will continue to go crazy   have good  night 

 

[BrewManNH]

You're turning a binary string into a regular string when you add @CRLF to it. The first string is the binary representation of the string in ASC and the second one is the string as a binary string.

Why are you adding the CRLF to the end of your encrypted data? You'll never be able to decrypt it without manipulating the data, so just don't do it. 

[caramen]

$test = FileWrite($hFileOpen, ""&_Crypt_EncryptData($sData, $sUserKey, $CALG_AES_256))

It is'nt the Carriage return it is the ampersand

But i bet anyway that is count as a non null charactere that is not binary. And you cannot mix them together exept in a ini file. I presume ?

[faustf]

ok  i understund is not possible to do mmmm