[Resource] ASCII String & Byte Array Converter

[FuriousFang]

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[iGeorge112]

Thank you

[kinshi88]

Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(stringVal);

Encoding.ASCII.GetString(bytesVal);

Err.. that does just that lol

[FuriousFang]

Originally Posted by kinshi88

Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(stringVal);

Encoding.ASCII.GetString(bytesVal);

Err.. that does just that lol

Not exactly... =P
You're forgetting about the input. I'm not saying it was hard. It's not. Just takes time to make the input. I just made it so I could develop my message packet.

if (e.KeyChar == (char)Keys.Enter)
            {
                try
                {
                    string[] ByteArray = ByteArrayBox.Text.Replace("\n", ":").Split(':');
                    byte[] newbuffer = new byte[ByteArray.Length];
                    int n = 0;
                    while (n != ByteArray.Length && ByteArray[n] != "")
                    {
                        newbuffer[n] = (byte.Parse(ByteArray[n]));
                        n++;
                    }
                    StringTextBox.Text = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(newbuffer, 0, newbuffer.Length);
                }
                catch { MessageBox.Show("The Array you inputed contains errors. Please check your Array.", "Format Error"); }
            }

[KraHen]

This is a specific thing that you need, may I add that it`s extremely simple. I really do not see the point of this release/resource/w/e.

[†he Knight]

That is very useful.

[_DreadNought_]

Originally Posted by JuiceDCodeR

That is very useful.

Your comment was:
- Spam
- Just for Postcount
- Just wanted to say something

And another thing is that you have NO use for it, You dont know how it works, you know **** about it. I actually was up untill 3am working with getstrings, getbytes(along with Encryptions to them) So I do know how it works before you go saying nor do I.

@Fang: Pretty useless tool tbh.

byte[] Array = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("Black Ops is SICK!!");
Console.WriteLine("Bytes of 'Black Ops is SICK!! := {0}", Array);
string ArrayReversed = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(Array);
Console.WriteLine("Reversed := {0}", ArrayReversed);

Reversed is not the correct keyword to use but meh.
But at least you gave something to the community that has never been released before so I got to give you credits for that.

[†he Knight]

Originally Posted by _DreadNought_

Your comment was:
- Spam
- Just for Postcount
- Just wanted to say something

And another thing is that you have NO use for it, You dont know how it works, you know **** about it. I actually was up untill 3am working with getstrings, getbytes(along with Encryptions to them) So I do know how it works before you go saying nor do I.

@Fang: Pretty useless tool tbh.

byte[] Array = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("Black Ops is SICK!!");
Console.WriteLine("Bytes of 'Black Ops is SICK!! := {0}", Array);
string ArrayReversed = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(Array);
Console.WriteLine("Reversed := {0}", ArrayReversed);

Reversed is not the correct keyword to use but meh.
But at least you gave something to the community that has never been released before so I got to give you credits for that.

Haahaha Spam?
I Don't Know how to use it?

You seriously gotta stop chasing me... You act lifeless and pathetic..

[FuriousFang]

Originally Posted by KraHen

This is a specific thing that you need, may I add that it`s extremely simple. I really do not see the point of this release/resource/w/e.

Please read previous posts. I stated that it was extremely simple; however, since I"m the only one that put it into an app to help code, I'm taking that it's a very useful release (if you know how to code packets and need to know what the offsets might be).

[Basser]

Let me enjoy this bitchfight with an ice cold beer.