Gsm alphabet, 7bit message concatenation #3
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Sorry, I need to fix a small bug |
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bug fixed |
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A last sing I want to fix:
for example if my message is 160 characters long and includes the € sign, then it is in fact 161 characters. So we need 2 separated messages. I'll fix this soon |
The encoding is separated in 2 steps now: * first: transform text into array of number, depending of the encoding * second: convert the array of number into a HEXA string
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Everything is working fine Now. I don't plan new commits |
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Hey I made 4 modifications (in 4 different commits)
-Use of GSM alphabet instead of ASCII for 7bit decryption. This allows in particular to use characters such as 'é', 'à', etc... with 7 bit
-bug fix: Remove the last character (undefined) when receiving 16bit message
-Use of GSM alphabet instead of ASCII for 7bit encryption
-The 7-bit messages concatenation was not working for me (only 16bit was working). And this is because you need to make padding after the header, as explained here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concatenated_SMS I recoded the encode7Bits to make it work
I tested all the 4 of them