Working with bytes.
Adam T. Gautier
adam_gautier at yahoo.com
Sat Apr 3 12:35:19 EST 2004
I came up with a solution using the binascii module's hexlify method.
Thanks
Adam T. Gautier wrote:
> I have been unable to solve a problem. I am working with MD5
> signatures trying to put these in a database. The MD5 signatures are
> not generated using the python md5 module but an external application
> that is producing the valid 16 byte signature formats. Anyway, these
> 16 byte signatures are not nescarrally valid strings. How do I
> manipulate the bytes? I need to concatenate the bytes with a SQL
> statement which is a string. This works fine for most of the md5
> signatures but some blow up with a TypeError. Because there is a NULL
> byte or something else. So I guess my ultimate question is how do I
> get a prepared SQL statement to accept a series of bytes? How do I
> convert the bytes to a valid string like:
>
> 'x%L9d\340\316\262\363\037\311\345<\262\357\215'
>
> that can be concatenated?
>
> Thanks
>
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