PHP uses the uuencode algorithm to encode a string function Convert_uuencode ()

Instance

Encoded string:

<?php$str = "Hello world!"; echo Convert_uuencode ($STR);? >

Definition and usage

The Convert_uuencode () function encodes a string using the uuencode algorithm.

Note: This function encodes all strings (including binary) as printable characters, ensuring the security of their database storage and network transport. Keep in mind that you use the Convert_uudecode () function before you reuse the data.

Note: The uuencoded data is approximately 35% larger than the original data.

Grammar

Convert_uuencode (String)

Parameter description

string is required. Specifies the string to be uuencode encoded.

Technical details

Return value: Returns the Uuencoded encoded data.

PHP version: 5+

More examples

Example 1

Encode the string, and then decode it:

<?php$str = "Hello world!"; /Encode The string$encodestring = Convert_uuencode ($STR); Echo $encodeString. "<br>";//Decode The string$decodestring = Convert_uudecode ($encodeString); Echo $decodeString;? >

Syntax: Convert_uuencode (String), the code is as follows:

$str = "Hello World";          Defines a string echo $str;            Outputs the original string $result =convert_uuencode ($STR);       Perform uuencode operation Echo $result;