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Bradley V. Stone wrote:
It is just one =.
My app (and I tested with Scott Klements too) ends like this:
WJrNzV=
Interesting. V= is invalid. V is #21, which is not legal. When the
string ends with a =, the last two bits of the 3rd byte must be zero,
which means the number has to be a multiple of 4. Since 21 isn't a
multiple of 4, something is wrong.
I'm trying to reproduce the problem. Here's the code I've written to do
that:
H DFTACTGRP(*NO) BNDDIR('MAIN')
/copy BASE64_H
D Input s 6a
D Output s 8a
/free
input = x'61626b3735';
Output = *blanks;
base64_encode( %addr(Input)
: %len(%trimr(Input))
: %addr(Output)
: %size(Output) );
dsply Output;
*inlr = *on;
/end-free
When I run this, however, I get the following:
DSPLY YWJrNzU=
So I'm unable to reproduce the problem. What value shall I feed into my
encoder to end up with V=?
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