utf-7轉碼
阿新 • • 發佈：2017-07-10
base64 tom sta ins += off chm example memset
/* */]$ ./utf7test ‘a&AQUBBA-e&AFC-f‘
in: a&AQUBBA-e&AFC-f
out: a%C4%85%C4%84e%50f
in: a&AQUBBA-ePf
So, as you can see, the conversion is not 1:1 ;-)))) Strange enough, if I
use the resulting output (a&AQUBBA-ePf) as an input to another iteration, it
starts behaving correctly ;-)))
Can you help me?
Marek.
ps. I tried the code on linux. There are couple of strange assignments in
the code (like unsigned long variable = char variable), so I mention it just
in case this might be of some importance.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris Newman [mailto:[email protected]List: imap
I tried the code you referenced (the exact program and compilation script
are in attachments), but it failed. The program takes input as modified
UTF-7, uses MailboxToURL routine to change it to UTF-8 and then uses the
URLtoMailbox routine to change it to UTF-7 again:
int main(int argc, char* argv[]){
char out[OUTSIZE];
char in[OUTSIZE];
strcpy(in,argv[1]);
printf("in: %s\n",in);
MailboxToURL(out,in);
printf("out: %s\n",out);
URLtoMailbox(in,out);
printf("in: %s\n",in);
}
As an input I gave it the following UTF-7 code:
a&AQUBBA-e&AFC-f
which is the code produced by Microsoft Outlook and contains bunch of Polish
letters.
The output of the program is the following:
[[email protected]