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Description |
Uuencoding is notoriously badly specified. This implementation is
compatible with the GNU Sharutils
(http://www.gnu.org/software/sharutils/).
Further documentation and information can be found at
http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Library/Data_encoding.
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Synopsis |
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encode :: [Word8] -> String | | decode :: String -> Maybe [Word8] | | decode' :: String -> [Maybe Word8] | | chop :: Int -> String -> [String] | | unchop :: [String] -> String |
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Documentation |
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encode :: [Word8] -> String |
Encode data.
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decode :: String -> Maybe [Word8] |
Decode data (strict).
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decode' :: String -> [Maybe Word8] |
Decode data (lazy).
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chop |
:: Int | length (1 < n <= 65, not checked)
| -> String | | -> [String] | | Chop up a string in parts. Each string in the resulting list is prepended
with the length according to the uuencode "specificiation".
Notes:
- The length of the strings in the result will be (n -1) div 4 * 4.
The -1 comes from the need to prepend the length. Keeping it to a
multiple of 4 means that strings returned from encode can be chopped
without requiring any changes.
- The length of lines in GNU's sharutils is 61.
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unchop :: [String] -> String |
Concatenate the strings into one long string. Each string is assumed to
be prepended with the length according to the uuencode specification.
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Produced by Haddock version 2.3.0 |