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since new Unicode AutoIT versions this lengths not equal:

$u = DllStructCreate ('byte[10]')
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#include <String.au3>

$sFile = @WindowsDir & '\setupact.log'
$hFile = FileOpen($sFile,4) ; Read raw mode
$test =  FileRead($hFile,FileGetSize($sFile))
MsgBox(0, "Binary", $test) ; content is binary
MsgBox(0, "String", BinaryToString($test))
ConsoleWrite ("Size of file: "& FileGetSize($sFile) &@CRLF)
ConsoleWrite ("Size of data in file: "& StringLen(BinaryToString($test)) &@CRLF)
ConsoleWrite ("Size of data in file: "& StringLen(BinaryToString(FileRead($hFile))) &@CRLF) ; fails
FileClose($hFile)
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$sFile = @WindowsDir & '\setupact.log'
$hFile = FileOpen($sFile,0) ; Read Mode
$test =  FileRead($hFile,FileGetSize($sFile))
MsgBox(0, "Binary", $test) ; content is string
MsgBox(0, "String", BinaryToString($test))
ConsoleWrite ("Size of file: "& FileGetSize($sFile) &@CRLF)
ConsoleWrite ("Size of data in file: "& StringLen(BinaryToString($test)) &@CRLF)
ConsoleWrite ("Size of data in file: "& StringLen(BinaryToString(FileRead($hFile))) &@CRLF) ; fails
FileClose($hFile)

$u = DllStructCreate ('byte[10]')
ConsoleWrite ("Size of structure: "& DllStructGetSize ($u) &@CRLF)
ConsoleWrite ("Size of data in structure: "& BinaryLen (DllStructGetData ($u,1)) &@CRLF)

I see fascists...

Posted

Thanks rover!

I see that now Binary data type are closed... But how direct editing binary data without converting it to string?

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