I'd also consider having them return null when the argument is null since that simplifies printing byte arrays that may be null. Hi, I'll work on it. Link to a good example from this doc. But I would like to have a small discussion if possible. Gitter, slack, or should we keep everything in here? We tend to keep stuff in here because otherwise it doesn't scale well. If you have alternatives or other proposals etc feel free to share them here or pick one suggestion for others to give feedback.
I'm new at this but this sure helped out a hole lot! I was trying to get a whole packet out and don't know why anyone would even want the dashes in there?? Thanks much!! That issue has a formal API defined and offers methods for the reverse conversion. The larger scope might delay implementation and might therefore be a less desirable solution. At the same time, more recent forward progress has been made on that issue and not on this one, and we don't need two issues covering the same scope, so I'm going to close that one.
Thanks, all. Since then it seems like nothing has happened. That doesn't sound like forward progress to me ;-. But if you can make things happen in , please do. I'm just worried it will be mothballed. It's been looked at and talked about, leading to that status change.
That's more than had happened here. If it doesn't happen, this one wouldn't either. Deciding to go ahead with an issue doesn't mean it's done exactly as outlined; it effectively represents a desire to explore the space further, whch could mean doing more or less than is described, or something different entirely.
Skip to content. The BitConverter class has a static overloaded GetBytes method that takes an integer, double or other base type value and convert that to a array of bytes.
The BitConverter class also have other static methods to reverse this conversion. The following code snippet converts a byte array into a string. ToString bytes ; The following code snippet converts a byte array into actual character representation of bytes in a string. GetString bytes, 0, bytes. Length ; Listing 1 is the complete source code. The code is tested in.
NET Core 2. Text; using System. ComputeHash Encoding. Append bytes[i]. WriteLine builder. Visual C. Sign in to vote. Hey folks, I'm going throw down the gauntlet here and let's find out what efficency junkie is the best here. Monday, December 5, PM.
But yeah! That's really better! Wednesday, December 7, AM. Here the performance comparison between BitConverter. ToString byte[] and Convert. ToBase64String byte[] does not make any sense, as they are performing two totally different kinds of conversions: One is converting a byte array based on base64 encoding, the other converts every item of the byte array and then combine with '-'. The code supplied in my prior post even has a higher performance than the integrated BitConverter.
ToString byte[] method, because it exposes the core internal implementation of BitConverter. ToString byte[] method and is modified a little to meet your requirement. Here is the whole internal implementation of BitConverter. It was just come internal caching Monday, December 12, AM. Needed byte[] to hex string conversion myself and came up with the following solutions: 5 different extension methods to byte[]. Tuesday, February 28, PM.
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