_Rot112()

[ezzetabi 1]

...when you can have all printable ones?

msgbox(0,'', _Rot112( _Rot112('This wont change.')))

Func _Rot112($String)
   Local $sChars = '', $c, $iSl = StringLen($String), $iPos
   
   For $c = 32 To 255
      $sChars = $sChars & Chr($c)
   Next
   For $c = 32 To 144
      $sChars = $sChars & Chr($c)
   Next
   
   For $c = 1 To $iSl
      $iPos = StringInStr($sChars, StringMid($String, $c, 1), 1)
      If $iPos <> 0 Then
         $String = StringLeft($String, $c - 1) & StringMid($sChars, $iPos + 112, 1) & _
 StringTrimLeft($String, $c)
      EndIf
   Next
   
   Return $String
EndFunc  ;==>_Rot112

Probably it can be made in more efficent way, but I am soo sleepy.

Edited November 19, 2004 by ezzetabi

[killaz219 0]

Pretty good, but for an example (like you do in most UDFs) you should just do

msgbox(0,'', _Rot112('This is what rot112 looks like'))

Edited November 20, 2004 by killaz219

[ezzetabi 1]

Msgbox(0,'','_Rot112:'& @TAB & _Rot112('My message') & @lf & 'Original:'& @tab & _Rot112( _Rot112('My message')))

[ezzetabi 1]

I'd like to make a small variation, in order to rotate also @lf and @cr, what do you think?

(Rot113 )

Edited November 20, 2004 by ezzetabi

[ezzetabi 1]

Here we are, now also @cr and @lf chars are rotated, so the text will lose its format when encrypted.

MsgBox(0,'',_Rot113(_Rot113('First Line' & @lf & 'Second line')) & @lf & _Rot113('First Line' & @lf & 'Second line'))


Func _Rot113($String)
   Local $sChars = @CRLF, $c, $iSl = StringLen($String), $iPos
   
   For $c = 32 To 255
      $sChars = $sChars & Chr($c)
   Next
   $sChars = $sChars & @CRLF
   For $c = 32 To 144
      $sChars = $sChars & Chr($c)
   Next
   
   For $c = 1 To $iSl
      $iPos = StringInStr($sChars, StringMid($String, $c, 1), 1)
      If $iPos <> 0 Then
         $String = StringLeft($String, $c - 1) & StringMid($sChars, $iPos + 113, 1) & StringTrimLeft($String, $c)
      EndIf
   Next
   
   Return $String
EndFunc  ;==>_Rot112