On 11/12/02 13:48, "John Anderson" <dearjohn_at_everchanging.com> wrote:
> So, my question is: how do I accomplish this encoding for binary
> objects on the Newton, so I can transfer them to the Mac? And,
> secondly, what do you consider to be the best way to transfer binary
> data to the Newton? (Since I can run arbitrary scripts on the Newton, I
> can send this data in pretty much any matter or format.) I can't really
> reverse-engineer apps like NewTen because they're GPL, and I don't want
> to risk being required to GPL NewtSync and all of its plugins
> (including those that third party developers are building, since they
> link against files in NewtSync).
>
> Any thoughts/advice? Binary transfer (as well as strings) would be a
> major boon to NewtSync.
The only way I know in Cocoa to do binary encoding is using NSData. Don't
know how to transfer binary data to the Newton, though...
-Laurent.
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