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I have a user input as str in a CLI like using argparse: python -m service.run --separator \n When I collect the separator, I get the escaped version of the string "\\n", but instead I want ...
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I am trying to convert from byte[4] to int, and int to byte[4]. But why does java need the operation of (bytes[0] & 0xFF) thing? Because, you know, in bit level, when you are doing &0xFF, the ...
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I am using C++ .NET. Here is example: cli::array<Byte>^ myBytes = bytes//the variable bytes //contains unpredictable amount of bytes, //it can be 32 or 128 or 256, no matter. And I have to ...
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I did encryption with AES, got cipherText, key and iv. And I have wrote this into .txt files. All stuff in txt files look like this: dkfhepfGqW4fgheHjkjkdd69NkashgjtnBnh5f== , or like this: ...
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from PIL import Image img = Image.open('some/file.png') img = img.convert(mode='1') imgbytes = img.tobytes() with open('filepath', 'w') as file_out: file_out.write(imgbytes) I would like to write the ...
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I am receiving my ".wav" file in a django view as an "InMemoryUploadedFile" then converting it to bytes: views.py import functions.bytes_to_wav_wave if voice_value: ...
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I'm trying to implement a lambda function (for educational purposes) to initiate an array to append to the front of potentially encrypted data to save information like salt and initiation vector, ...
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Below is the code extracted from this repo: import os.path, io filename = "" n_chunks = 12 # Number of processes to use -- will split the file up into this many pieces def ...
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Please I'm having an issue where I need to split a payload coming from an energy meter into chunks of 5-bytes each that represent different values of line parameters. The payload length is 35 bytes as ...
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I am trying to make my own file compressor and some of the chars in the file that I am trying to compress are '�'. I tried: #include <iostream> int main(){ std :: cout << (int)'�'; ...
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In an excel cell, I have a large number represented as a string, lets say 12345689994765411. I am looking for a way to reverse the bytes inside that number to get the decimal representation of that ...
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I've a rabbitMQ implementation (C# with RabbitMQ.Client 7.1.12 nuget) where we send a short json to a queue. But when the receiver gets the queue item sometimes (approximately 1 on 5) the byte array ...
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I am messing around with c#, and i noticed something. If i were to instantiate an sbyte with 8 bits, such as 0b_1111_1111 (-1), it throws an error, but if i were to first make a byte with it, and then ...
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I want to add a byte after every third byte in a byte array. # This is an example of where the bytes would be added b'\xF2\xA1\x23{ADD}\xFF\x00\x05{ADD}\xE2\x20\x05{ADD}...' Usually, I have a byte ...
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The methods AI showed me are not working. However, one method mentioned by AI seems to be usable, but it is private: private CodedOutputStream(byte[] buffer, int offset, int length) So, how can I ...
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