In the last post, I looked at methods to help you get information about connected displays and determine the path name for common folders. Let’s look at something very valuable when you want to convert binary data into a string: Base64 encoding.This is somewhat tricky if you have to consider all the different platforms and frameworks.
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Not so long ago, I posted about how to convert an image into a Base64 string. Today, I will show you that using TMS Web Core, this is even easier.
If we look into the source code of TMS Web Core, we find that the custom image control adds a public property called Base64Image of type string.
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Quite some time ago, I blogged about how to encode and decode data as Base64. The post is still accessed on a regular basis. However, I have received a question multiple times and want to provide the solution: How can images be encoded and decoded?
The key lies in the polymorphism of TPicture that allows you to implement a solution that is not even depending on one file format.
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One of the big probs with Delphi these days is the sheer amount of functionality that is already included in the package. Just today I was pondering how to encode into or decode from Base64 with Delphi.
As it turns out, Embarcadero included the functionality in the SOAP source files that can be found in the “soap”
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