Version 1.8
April 10, 2005 |
Fixed a bug causing characters 0x01 - 0x1F to be decoded incorrectly.
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Version 1.7
February 16, 2005 |
Once again made some modifications in order to decode HTMLGuardian encoded files correctly.
Those bastards keep finding nice little tricks to play on us!
Added the -dumb switch in order to disable this mechanism.
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Version 1.6
December 29, 2004 |
I added on-the-fly HTMLdecoding with the -htmldec switch in order
to decode & style HTML entity encoding.
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Version 1.5
August 10, 2004 |
Defeated a very clever protection against this tool.
After an encoded block, a comment line was inserted which contained a fake
start-of-encoding marker with a very large length counter. This caused the
decoder to erroneously decode past the next, real, encoded block.
Implemented verbose mode.
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Version 1.4
May 20, 2003 |
I added on-the-fly URLdecoding with the -urldec switch.
The codepage parameter now requires the -cp switch.
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Version 1.3
July 31, 2001 |
I finally found good documentation about multibyte character sets (thanks
Wolter!) so I fixed an error in the DBCS range of codepage 936 and implemented
Korean codepage 1361. Now the script decoder supports all Asian character sets.
Fixed a bug that sometimes caused garbage to be appended at the end of a decoded file.
Incorporated some minor corrections that Joe Steele sent me.
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Version 1.2
May 20, 2001 |
Implemented correct handling of script files that contain
multibyte characters, like Chinese, Japanese and Korean text.
Implemented checksum algorithm.
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Version 1.1
Dec 28, 2000 |
Changed the parser so that it won't trigger on the **Start Encode**
string anymore, but on the #@~^ start marker.
This allows the encoder to work on more than just
the basic JavaScript examples that are in the Script Encoder Help File without having
to copy and paste all the encoded blocks into a separate file.
Fixed a few bugs that would cause the parser to crash in some rare occasions.
Fixed handling of 'high ASCII' like © that would cause the decoding
process to get completely lost.
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Version 1.0
Aug 1, 2000 |
First version.
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