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System::Store S ; Save registers | |||
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StrCpy $1 -1 ;init counter | StrCpy $1 -1 ;init counter | ||
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Push $9 | Push $9 | ||
System::Store L ; Restore registers | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:18, 25 February 2018
This is a function to URL-encode a string in NSIS found in the forums, it was made by WindBridges.
Usage
!include "URLEncode.nsh" Push "hello dolly!" Call URLEncode Pop $0 ; now $0 contains "hello+dolly%21"
Requirements
Requires the CharToASCII and LogicLib header files put in your include directory.
Code
Just create a URLEncode.nsh
file in your include dir with this content:
!include "LogicLib.nsh" !include "CharToASCII.nsh" Function URLEncode System::Store S ; Save registers Pop $0 ;param StrCpy $1 -1 ;init counter StrCpy $9 "" ; init buffer NextChar: IntOp $1 $1 + 1 StrCpy $2 $0 1 $1 ;get char ${If} $2 == "" Goto Done ${EndIf} ${CharToASCII} $3 $2 ; get charcode ${If} $3 == 32 StrCpy $9 "$9+" Goto NextChar ${EndIf} ${If} $3 == 95 ${OrIf} $3 == 45 StrCpy $9 $9$2 Goto NextChar ${EndIf} ${If} $3 >= 33 ${AndIf} $3 <= 47 IntFmt $4 "%X" $3 StrCpy $9 $9%$4 Goto NextChar ${EndIf} ${If} $3 >= 58 ${AndIf} $3 <= 64 IntFmt $4 "%X" $3 StrCpy $9 $9%$4 Goto NextChar ${EndIf} ${If} $3 >= 91 ${AndIf} $3 <= 96 IntFmt $4 "%X" $3 StrCpy $9 $9%$4 Goto NextChar ${EndIf} ${If} $3 >= 123 IntFmt $4 "%X" $3 StrCpy $9 $9%$4 Goto NextChar ${EndIf} StrCpy $9 $9$2 Goto NextChar Done: Push $9 System::Store L ; Restore registers FunctionEnd