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Charles Wilt wrote:
Convert EBCDIC "hello" to ASCII then encode.
I'd think that this has to lead to the question "Why?"
That is, why would anyone want to base64 encode a text string? It's
_already_ a text string, so doesn't need to be base64 encoded (which
takes non-text, binary data and puts it into an intermediate text
format in order to avoid issues such as ASCII/EBCDIC translations
where not wanted.)
If ASCII/EBCDIC conversion _is_ desired, then don't send it as
base64 encoded.
Am I missing something?
Tom Liotta
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