while (*s++ = ((*t & 0x60) == 0x40 ? *t ^ 0x20 : *t)) t++;

realJSOP

Iterating through a string replacing a specific character with a space.

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Rob Philpott

Noble effort, but not quite right...

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Pete OHanlon

Rob Philpott wrote:

Any takers for what this gem does?

Why that's obvious. It makes you hate the coder who spewed it into your source.

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Lost User

It turns a string to lower case? edit: that is, it copies a string to s as lower case (but I'm still not actually sure)

realJSOP

Well, you're right, but why would anyone want to do a bitwise XOR on a character in a string. Is this some sort of half-assed encryption thing, or maybe converting a string from Base64 characters to ascii?

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Baconbutty

Let me phone a friend.....

He took it all too far, but boy could he play guitar!

Lost User

Why is that.. was I so wrong that it has to be reported? :laugh:

Rob Philpott

Bingo!, Well done.

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Rob Philpott

..just for fun really. It's nearly the weekend..

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Lost User

Yay :)

Ennis Ray Lynch Jr

Removes sql injection?

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Rob Philpott

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:

It makes you hate the coder who spewed it into your source.

Yeah, that was me. Only for the sake of being cryptic though, although I'm starting to think we need more code like that these days. Beats 'design patterns'.

Regards, Rob Philpott.

NormDroid

*t ^ 0x20 maybe upper

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NormDroid

I just had the debugger out, cranking it through.

Two heads are better than one.

Lost User

But it only xors with 0x20 if it's already upper case (or a non-ascii char between 0xC0 and 0xDF) Undeserved 2-vote.

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peterchen

someone who knows his ASCII :)

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Lost User

Well, to be honest, I did take a look at the ASCII table.. before that I wasn't sure enough of my answer to post it Undeserved 1-vote.

modified on Monday, August 30, 2010 12:28 PM

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Jonas Hammarberg

Copying string, turning upper case into lower case...

hdjim

increment the address of s set the value of s to the value of t and increment t. the value of t is dependent on the if statement. AND the value of t with 0x60 and if bit 6 is set, make the value of s = the value of t exclusive ored with 32,otherwise set s to the value of t... then increment the address of t. do this until the value of s is not true.

modified on Monday, August 30, 2010 9:33 AM