Summary

Create the encoder/decoder specifying all options manually.

Syntax

public Base32Url(bool padding, bool caseSensitive, bool ignoreWhiteSpaceWhenDecoding, Base32Url.CharMap[] alphabet)

Name	Type	Description
padding	bool	Require/use padding characters?
caseSensitive	bool	Be case sensitive when decoding?
ignoreWhiteSpaceWhenDecoding	bool	Ignore / allow white space when decoding?
alphabet	Base32Url.CharMap[]	Alphabet to use (such as Base32Url.Base32CrockfordHumanFriendlyAlphabet) that decodes multiple characters with same meaning (i.e. 1,l,L etc.). The array must have exactly 32 elements. EncodeTo in each CharMap is the character used for encoding. DecodeFrom in each CharMap contains a list of characters that decode. This allows you to decode 1 L l i and I all as having the same meaning. The position in the array of CharMaps is the binary "value" encoded, i.e. position 0 to 31 in the array map to binary nibble values of 0 to 31. NOTE: an alphabet such as crockford may result in a case insensitive decoding of text, but case SENSITIVE must be specified as true in cases like this to provide a unique mapping during decoding, thus to create a crockford style map you must always include the upper and lower decode mappings of any case insensitive decode characters required.

Type	Description
void