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Rob Lee
Hi,
I have a binary packet stored in a string. I also have a packet
specification and I'd like to print the first byte as a hex value to
check it corresponds to the expected value from the specification
('7F'). I can't understand how to access the first byte from a string
(a series of 8 bit bytes I believe). There don't seem to be any
bit-shift operators in Ruby for a string - could anybody advise how I go
about this ?
Thanks
I have a binary packet stored in a string. I also have a packet
specification and I'd like to print the first byte as a hex value to
check it corresponds to the expected value from the specification
('7F'). I can't understand how to access the first byte from a string
(a series of 8 bit bytes I believe). There don't seem to be any
bit-shift operators in Ruby for a string - could anybody advise how I go
about this ?
Thanks