CaptainBob007
Programmer
Hi all -
Ok, I'm working on an ascii offset encryption procedure, which changes its offset after each character (so its much more difficult to figure out), and its working fine for encrypting strings of any size.
When it comes to decrypting, however, the problems start. Undoubtedly some ascii values such as 24 (cancel) start to come up, and rather than offset and decrypt them like I want it to, it decides to halt the process. Is there any way to stop the program from "reading" the encrypted ascii values as ascii values, and just to treat them as numbers instead?
I realize this may not make sense. I can clarify if necessary. Any help would be appreciated!
~Bob
Ok, I'm working on an ascii offset encryption procedure, which changes its offset after each character (so its much more difficult to figure out), and its working fine for encrypting strings of any size.
When it comes to decrypting, however, the problems start. Undoubtedly some ascii values such as 24 (cancel) start to come up, and rather than offset and decrypt them like I want it to, it decides to halt the process. Is there any way to stop the program from "reading" the encrypted ascii values as ascii values, and just to treat them as numbers instead?
I realize this may not make sense. I can clarify if necessary. Any help would be appreciated!
~Bob