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Translator tool. Text <-> ASCII <-> Binary <-> Hex <-> Base6
[Edit 1] Please force reload the page, I updated the tool.
It will now automatically decode from whatever field you're typing in, along with a few bugfixes.
Here's another tool I've been working on, lately.
It's heavily inspired by the tool you can find here, but I built it on my own.
It's pretty straightforward to use. Just enter the text you would like to encode in the top left field, and the tool will do the job for you.
If you want to decode something, enter it in the top left field again, and press decode. It should recognise what language you entered. If it doesn't, you can manually enter the code in the correct field, and press the corresponding "Decode" button.
You can also encode the 5 fields, further, by pressing the corresponding encode buttons.
In this newer version, I added the Morse compatibility, as well as a load of bugfixes. It should be better at distinuishing Hex from Char / Dec now, for example.
There are 2 tooltips in the app, just hover your mouse over the Text, and Morse headers to see them.
You can also download the app in .exe form, here. It might require you to have flash installed to play, I'm not sure of that.
It will now automatically decode from whatever field you're typing in, along with a few bugfixes.
Here's another tool I've been working on, lately.
It's heavily inspired by the tool you can find here, but I built it on my own.
It's pretty straightforward to use. Just enter the text you would like to encode in the top left field, and the tool will do the job for you.
If you want to decode something, enter it in the top left field again, and press decode. It should recognise what language you entered. If it doesn't, you can manually enter the code in the correct field, and press the corresponding "Decode" button.
You can also encode the 5 fields, further, by pressing the corresponding encode buttons.
In this newer version, I added the Morse compatibility, as well as a load of bugfixes. It should be better at distinuishing Hex from Char / Dec now, for example.
There are 2 tooltips in the app, just hover your mouse over the Text, and Morse headers to see them.
You can also download the app in .exe form, here. It might require you to have flash installed to play, I'm not sure of that.
Category Flash / Miscellaneous
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 935 x 535px
File Size 37.3 kB
Magic :P
Seriously, though, This is what happens:
When you're typing in the text field;
-When you release a key;
--The application looks up the ASCII code for each character in the textfield, and fills the Decimal / Char field with it. At the same time, it looks up the Morse codes for each character, and enters those.
---It then translates this Character code (Base 10) to Binary (Base 2) and Hexadecimal (Base 16), filling the respective fields.
----Then, it translates the binary code to Base64.
And that all each time you release a key. (With an exception for the [Delete] key)
Seriously, though, This is what happens:
When you're typing in the text field;
-When you release a key;
--The application looks up the ASCII code for each character in the textfield, and fills the Decimal / Char field with it. At the same time, it looks up the Morse codes for each character, and enters those.
---It then translates this Character code (Base 10) to Binary (Base 2) and Hexadecimal (Base 16), filling the respective fields.
----Then, it translates the binary code to Base64.
And that all each time you release a key. (With an exception for the [Delete] key)
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