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This code will convert each individual byte array element to an integer array element. ByteConverter will convert two byte array elements into one integer array element.
link: Mmmmmm. I'm not sure that ByteConverter is a solution here..... I don't need to package 2 bytes to an integer, I just need to convert an array of byte
link: So I've used this as @OliverA advice Dim bc As ByteConverter Midi.SendMessage(bc.IntsFromBytes(Buffer)) ' <<< SEND AN ARRAY OF INTEGERS now I
link: Generally speaking, yes. Unless messages tend to be the same size, then you can reuse a single Int array, and only resize it when the number of MIDI

Dependencies: B4A, B4J - ByteConverter B4i - iRandomAccessFile Example: Dim bb As BytesBuilder bb.Initialize For i = 0 To 255 bb.Append(Array As Byte(i)) Next bb.Insert(1, Array As Byte(0xFF, 0XFF, 0xFF)) Log(bb.IndexOf(Array As Byte(10, 11, 12))) Log(bb.IndexOf(Array As Byte(0))) Log(bb.IndexO

It's occasionally useful to be able to poke around in things as arrays of bytes so this library lets you do it. It can transform arrays of primitive types to and from arrays of bytes with the "endian-ness" of the conversion specified. If you need endian-ness you will either know about it or rather
link: I am trying to use the ByteConverter lib to send a message using the mqtt library. The publish needs the message to be in array of bytes. I tried:
link: I installed the latest b4A and added the lib to my additional lib folder, however, I get the following error when compiling. anywheresoftware.b4a.agr
link: Hello , I created an app that communicates via tcp with an instrument using also the byteconverter 1.1 library on the android 5 version. The problem

You won't get faster than using ByteConverter to map byte arrays to and from other types. Most methods are a thin wrap of Java ByteBuffer that is optimised for such accesses.
link: Thanks agraham. I digged the ByteConverter thread and found the thin wrap in the source code as you indicated: IntBuffer ib = ByteBuffer.wrap(bytes)
link: Is it possible to directly mapping an int() to byte array? then the byte array can be accessed as int values. For instance, int(0) will be b(0), b(1)

You should use ByteConverter.HexFromBytes in all platforms.

Moved to the questions forum. The ByteConverter is a B4A library that is also compatible with B4J.
link: Hello Bothwell You can search on this forum in the top right corner. The first topic to come up when you search for ByteConverter is https://www.b4x.
link: Hi, sorry if this is a stupid question - but where do I download additional libraries for B4J? I need for instance the ByteConverter library but can't

BTW, you can use ByteConverter to convert an array of bytes to a hex string. It should also be simple to convert this code to B4A (don't use this Java code. It will work very bad with non-small arrays).
link: Use ByteConverter.HexFromBytes to convert the array.

You can use ByteConverter to search in arrays of bytes. You will need to read the data to an array and then search in it. You should of course only load small parts of the data each time.

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ByteConverter is an additional libray, it's not part of the RandomAccessFile library!
link: As attached image shows, i am not able to use ByteConverter. Am i missing something or ByteConverter is not in part of RandomAccessFile?
link: Sorry i assumed that based on this snippet, i've read wrong the depends :) https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-hextocolor-and-colortohex.114

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