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|func=llXorBase64Strings |func_footnote={{LSLP|s2}} repeats if it is shorter than {{LSLP|s1}}. Retained for backwards compatibility.

...ot a full substitutive for <code>llXorBase64StringsCorrect</code>, because it doesn't deal with the case of the second string being shorter than the firs ...StringLength(XorBase64StringsSameLength("", "whatever"))); // Returns 0 as it should

...our bytes of common ASCII characters in a completely reversible algorithm. It is generally used to convert binary data to strings so they can be sent acr ...n LSL. [[llXorBase64]] is the latest. Deprecated implementations include [[llXorBase64Strings]] and [[llXorBase64StringsCorrect]]. The big difference between the various

The delay is measured in seconds (it's a float value). || [[llXorBase64Strings]]

|func_footnote={{LSLP|str2}} repeats if it is shorter than {{LSLP|str1}}. If the inputs are not Base64 strings the res ...//put salt on the end so that even if the data is corrupted by SVC-6362, it is unimportant data

! Who is working on it ? ...XorBase64Strings|llXorBase64Strings]]{{LSL_D}} || [[llXorBase64Strings/fr|llXorBase64Strings]] {{LSL_D}} ||Ales Beaumont ||Done ||08-06-17

Most likely you don't know the LSO index number for the new function so add it to the bottom of the page. After words... ...dating Template:LSL_All_Functions/Number just select all the text and copy it into Template:LSL_All_Functions/Number

...aestro Linden: also, there's a change to make the server smarter about how it throttles certain messaging types, ...na Felton: i once ago tried to crash myself with dialogs- had no luck with it

...hting. If you wish to view your script with the syntax highlighting before it is saved as a *.lsl file, simply go to View > View As (Highlighting File Ty ...e the file yourself, copy the following text into a text document and save it as lsl.uew then continue with step 3 above.

<p>llDialog(who, "This chats so you can hear it.", ["Hooray"], 0);</p> <p>Hold object in right hand, prepared to throw it.</p>