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| | | | | It's commonly held that iOS has no built in Base64 routines (a strange omission, if you ask me). Pootling around in the BSD headers today though, I discovered this is not entirely true. There are a couple of functions hidden away in libresolv.dylib. That's the, err, BIND-9 DNS resolution library... If you're not put off by linking to BIND just to get Base64 translation, it's easy to use. Here's the interface (publicly declared in a less readable fashion in resolv.h): | |
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| | | | | The blog of Seva Zaikov | |
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| | | An in-depth analysis of a CSS-only dark mode implementation by Mu-An Chiou and its further development using CSS custom properties | ||