'Base64 encoder/decoder '(C) Copyright 2021 Joe King, Ralph Versteegen, and the OHRRPGCE Developers 'Dual licensed under the GNU GPL v2+ and MIT Licenses. Read LICENSE.txt for terms and disclaimer of liability. #include once "base64.bi" function base64encode( decoded as const string ) as string dim as string encoded dim as integer six, n, a, b, c, k, lendec, padding, offset static chars as string * 64 = _ "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ" _ "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz" _ "0123456789+/" lendec = len( decoded ) encoded = string( ( (lendec + 2) \ 3 ) * 4 , "=" ) ' Uncomment to omit padding 'encoded = space( ( lendec * 4 + 2 ) \ 3 ) for n = 0 to lendec - 1 step 3 a = decoded[n] b = decoded[n + 1] c = decoded[n + 2] padding = n + 3 - lendec if padding < 0 then padding = 0 for k = 0 to 3 - padding select case k case 0: six = ( ( &b11111100 and a ) shr 2 ) case 1: six = ( ( &b00000011 and a ) shl 4 ) or ( ( b and &b11110000 ) shr 4 ) case 2: six = ( ( &b00001111 and b ) shl 2 ) or ( ( c and &b11000000 ) shr 6 ) case 3: six = ( ( &b00111111 and c ) ) end select encoded[offset] = chars[six] offset += 1 next k next n return encoded end function ' Accepts any padding character, not just '=', and also unpadded base64 strings. ' Returns "" if the input is invalid: contains any invalid character anywhere except the end. ' Newlines must be stripped by the caller. function base64decode( encoded as const string ) as string dim as string decoded dim as integer eight, n, k, vals(3), lenenc, offset, byt lenenc = len( encoded ) ' if right( encoded, 1 ) = "=" then lenenc -= 1 ' if right( encoded, 2 ) = "==" then lenenc -= 1 ' May overestimate the length by 1 or 2, trimmed after decoded = space( (3 * lenenc) \ 4 ) for n = 0 to lenenc - 1 step 4 for k = 0 to 3 vals(k) = -1 if n + k >= lenenc then exit for byt = encoded[n + k] select case byt case asc("A") to asc("Z"): vals(k) = byt - asc("A") case asc("a") to asc("z"): vals(k) = byt - asc("a") + 26 case asc("0") to asc("9"): vals(k) = byt - asc("0") + 52 case asc("+"): vals(k) = 62 case asc("/"): vals(k) = 63 end select next k if ( vals(0) = -1 ) or ( vals(1) = -1 ) then return "" for k = 0 to 2 select case k case 0: eight = ( ( &b111111 and vals(0) ) shl 2 ) or ( ( &b110000 and vals(1) ) shr 4 ) case 1: if vals(2) = -1 then exit for, for eight = ( ( &b001111 and vals(1) ) shl 4 ) or ( ( &b111100 and vals(2) ) shr 2 ) case 2: if vals(3) = -1 then exit for, for eight = ( ( &b000011 and vals(2) ) shl 6 ) or ( ( &b111111 and vals(3) ) shr 0 ) end select decoded[offset] = eight offset += 1 next k next n ' Was an invalid character encountered somewhere other than the end? if offset < len( decoded ) - 2 then return "" return left( decoded, offset ) end function