LSL Wiki : llIntegerToBase64

string llIntegerToBase64(integer number)

Encodes number as an 8-character Base64 string.

Use llBase64ToInteger to decode such a string.

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What is the maximum length of the output of this function? (how long is the string representation of the largest integer?)

-- ChristopherOmega (2006-04-23 13:53:48)

they all get 8 characters.

-- BlindWanderer (2006-04-23 18:12:59)

Since each Base64 symbol represents 6 bits of data, a 32-bit integer will encode to 5 and 1/3rd Base64 symbols. The 6th symbol is zero-padded on the right towards the LSB, and the last two characters are always the Base64 pad symbol "=". Would be nice if we could have a llIntegerListToBase64() function for crypto purposes.

-- TalarusLuan (2006-04-29 23:49:46)

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