How to urlencode an Actionscript ByteArray?

Alright, first, it looks like some crazy things are going on with your url encoding. The sample you posted above seems to be double encoded: x = unescape("%25C3%25BF%25C3%2598%25C3") >>> x "%C3%BF%C3%98%C3" >>> unescape(x) "ÿÃà Second, you shouldn't be using ByteArray.toString() if the ByteArray contains binary data. Instead, if I recall correctly, you should use ba.

ReadMultiByte(ba. BytesAvailable, "latin1") which will return a string containing the raw bytes Third, I feel like your URLEncoding class is suspect. Instead, you can just use the escape (and unescape ) builtins: escape("\12") "%0A.

Alright, first, it looks like some crazy things are going on with your url encoding. The sample you posted above seems to be double encoded: >>> x = unescape("%25C3%25BF%25C3%2598%25C3") >>> x "%C3%BF%C3%98%C3" >>> unescape(x) "ÿÃÃ" Second, you shouldn't be using ByteArray.toString() if the ByteArray contains binary data. Instead, if I recall correctly, you should use ba.

ReadMultiByte(ba. BytesAvailable, "latin1") which will return a string containing the raw bytes. Third, I feel like your URLEncoding class is suspect.

Instead, you can just use the escape (and unescape) builtins: >>> escape("\12") "%0A.

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