Binish A R wrote:
> Binish A R wrote:
>
>> I've a bit string something like
>> 1100110100111
>> which is the bit representation of A and B together.
>>
>> How can I use unpack/pack to get this characters back?
>
> oops .... small mistake .. the bit representation for AB together is
> 0100000101000010.
>
> Going thru perlpacktut, I tried the following
>
> perl -le '$d = pack('B8' x 2, "0100000101000010"); print $d'
>
> But its giving me only A ...
> It should give AB right?
$ perl -le' $_ = unpack q/B*/, q/AB/; print'
0100000101000010
$ perl -le' $_ = pack q/B*/, q/0100000101000010/; print'
AB
John
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