Exemple #1
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def encode_bytearray(barray):
    # Because encodestring always add a \n at the end!
    #return base64.encodestring(barray)[:-1]
    if isbytestr(barray):
        return bytetostr(encodeb64(barray)[:-1])
        #return unicode().join((unichr(ord(by) << 8) for by in barray))
    else:
        newbytestr = bytestr(barray)
        return bytetostr(encodeb64(newbytestr)[:-1])
Exemple #2
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def encode_bytearray(barray):
    # Because encodestring always add a \n at the end!
    #return base64.encodestring(barray)[:-1]
    if isbytestr(barray):
        return bytetostr(encodeb64(barray)[:-1])
        #return unicode().join((unichr(ord(by) << 8) for by in barray))
    else:
        newbytestr = bytestr(barray)
        return bytetostr(encodeb64(newbytestr)[:-1])
Exemple #3
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def encode_bytearray(barray):
    if isbytestr(barray):
        return bytetostr(standard_b64encode(barray))
    else:
        newbytestr = bytestr(barray)
        return bytetostr(standard_b64encode(newbytestr))
Exemple #4
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def encode_bytearray(barray):
    if isbytestr(barray):
        return bytetostr(standard_b64encode(barray))
    else:
        newbytestr = bytestr(barray)
        return bytetostr(standard_b64encode(newbytestr))