On 11/06/13 16:11, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
> Actually I wonder why the thumbnails need to be Base64 encoded at all;
> surely the communication is not going through any 7-bit
> short-lines-of-text -enforcing channel;) Would it not be possible to
> just pass the PNG (IIRC) bytes as such as a binary blob
Hello Tor,
In fact, I've posed the same question when I see that base64 encoding
thing... I'm not sure if that change anything if we also want some
bluetooth transmission. For now I think I would stick to the existing
protocol and focus on getting iOS remote to work as expected and then try
to imp
Actually I wonder why the thumbnails need to be Base64 encoded at all;
surely the communication is not going through any 7-bit short-lines-of-text
-enforcing channel;) Would it not be possible to just pass the PNG (IIRC)
bytes as such as a binary blob? Prefixed by information about its length,
pres
Hello everyone,
It seems that we can simply use plist to get the decoding done...and since
we don't need encoding on the remote end, the problem was solved with this
one-liner:
[NSPropertyListSerialization propertyListWithData:[plist dataUsingEncoding:
NSASCIIStringEncoding] options:0 format:NULL
Hello all,
Thanks for your help, it's great to have many helping hands here :)
I think I would write my own implementation since it doesn't seem to be
really complicated... I will not create a separate utility class but
instead add it to a category for NSData. I will test that today and let you
k
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>
> I faced this problem too and used boost :)
>
>
I don't think we want to drag in boost in an otherwise clean Objective-C
-only app. (Cédric's code at least includes a boost header, too.)
--tml
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>
> One last question: in order to do base64 decoding for the preview images,
> I've used a base64 decoder which is under Public Domain License. Can we
> include this kind of license in LibreOffice? I've reproduced the license
> below.
>
> // Created by Kiichi Takeuchi on 4/20/10.
>
> // Copy
Hello everyone,
During the last week I've been working on getting the basic communication
works between ios device and the libreoffice server. Here is the first
weekly update for you.
*[Current Progress]*
For now, the iOS device can connect to a given ip address, send commands
(pairing request, g
