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So how.. Whats the prob -.-

P.S. : You said you wanted to SEE the result.. so i posted the image instead.

By that I meant text. Usually that is what we want when we want to see the results of something that is returned AS TEXT!
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Well that leaves

StringToBinary($v_EncryptModified)

And

$v_EncryptModified = $v_EncryptModified & Chr(BitXOR(Asc(StringMid($s_EncryptText, $i_EncryptCountG, 1)), Asc(StringMid($s_EncryptPassword, $i_EncryptCountH, 1)), 255))

As the suspect... My guess would be StringToBinary($v_EncryptModified)

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By that I meant text. Usually that is what we want when we want to see the results of something that is returned AS TEXT!

We're going off-topic.. Lets come back =)

Well that leaves

StringToBinary($v_EncryptModified)

And

$v_EncryptModified = $v_EncryptModified & Chr(BitXOR(Asc(StringMid($s_EncryptText, $i_EncryptCountG, 1)), Asc(StringMid($s_EncryptPassword, $i_EncryptCountH, 1)), 255))

As the suspect... My guess would be StringToBinary($v_EncryptModified)

What you mean by that ? you mean the problem is with the include file ?

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Nope but try first to tell me what

$buffer = StringToBinary("Hello - ä½ å¥½")

MsgBox(4096, "String() representation" , $buffer)

$buffer = BinaryToString($buffer)

MsgBox(4096, "BinaryToString() ANSI representation" , $buffer)

gives

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What do you get with the likes of:

$buffer = StringToBinary("1")
$output = "StringToBinary Returned: " & $buffer & @CRLF
MsgBox(4096, "String() representation" , $buffer)
$buffer = BinaryToString($buffer)
$output &= "BinaryToString Returned:" & $buffer & @CRLF
MsgBox(4096, "BinaryToString() ANSI representation" , $buffer)
ClipPut ($output)

I got:

StringToBinary Returned: 0x31
BinaryToString Returned:1
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$buffer = StringToBinary("ä")
$output = "StringToBinary Returned: " & $buffer & @CRLF
MsgBox(4096, "String() representation" , $buffer)
$buffer = BinaryToString($buffer)
$output &= "BinaryToString Returned:" & $buffer & @CRLF
MsgBox(4096, "BinaryToString() ANSI representation" , $buffer)
ClipPut ($output)

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So how.. Whats the prob -.-

P.S. : You said you wanted to SEE the result.. so i posted the image instead.

Copy and Paste the results and enclose them with quote tags.

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zzz ? you posted that again for ?

Because I changed it, and last time I checked, you were the one with the problems, not us, and we are try to help you.

Copy and Paste the results and enclose them with quote tags.

Please.
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That fails too.. Anyway, im using Avast antivirus , is there a possiblity that avast might stop the script from running or what ?

EDIT : I've tried disabling avast and try running the script.. But it still fails..

No, I don't think Avast is your problem, but even if it was, I would want to know exactly where in the script (which native AutoIt function) was effected.

You made this unnecessarily difficult by posting a screen shot instead of the console output. Please post the text from the console to make it easier to compare results. We already have a preliminary finding: There is a loop in the encryption that runs exactly twice in our example. The first time through you get the correct results, the second time through you don't. We're getting closer...

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No, I don't think Avast is your problem, but even if it was, I would want to know exactly where in the script (which native AutoIt function) was effected.

You made this unnecessarily difficult by posting a screen shot instead of the console output. Please post the text from the console to make it easier to compare results. We already have a preliminary finding: There is a loop in the encryption that runs exactly twice in our example. The first time through you get the correct results, the second time through you don't. We're getting closer...

:)

I'm quite bad in my english .. So i dont really understand what i should do to solve this problem..

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$buffer = StringToBinary("ä")
$output = "StringToBinary Returned: " & $buffer & @CRLF
MsgBox(4096, "String() representation" , $buffer)
$buffer = BinaryToString($buffer)
$output &= "BinaryToString Returned:" & $buffer & @CRLF
MsgBox(4096, "BinaryToString() ANSI representation" , $buffer)
ClipPut ($output)
Post the results in a code box...
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Bert, its not the problem with that .. because it returned as normal..

I would still love to see the results. You obviously didn't read the first line last time.
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