kotlin-stdlib/kotlin.io.encoding/Base64/decodeIntoByteArray

decodeIntoByteArray

fun decodeIntoByteArray(source: ByteArray, destination: ByteArray, destinationOffset: Int = 0, startIndex: Int = 0, endIndex: Int = source.size): Int(source)

Decodes symbols from the specified source array or its subrange and writes resulting bytes into the destination array. Returns the number of bytes written.

The symbols for decoding are not required to be padded. However, if there is a padding character present, the correct amount of padding character(s) must be present. The padding character '=' is interpreted as the end of the encoded byte data. Subsequent symbols are prohibited.

Since Kotlin

1.8

Return

the number of bytes written into destination array.

Parameters

source

the array to decode symbols from.

destination

the array to write bytes into.

destinationOffset

the starting index in the destination array to write bytes to, 0 by default.

startIndex

the beginning (inclusive) of the subrange to decode, 0 by default.

endIndex

the end (exclusive) of the subrange to decode, size of the source array by default.

Throws

IndexOutOfBoundsException

when the resulting bytes don't fit into the destination array starting at the specified destinationOffset, or when that index is out of the destination array indices range.

IllegalArgumentException

when the symbols for decoding are padded incorrectly or there are extra symbols after the padding.

fun decodeIntoByteArray(source: CharSequence, destination: ByteArray, destinationOffset: Int = 0, startIndex: Int = 0, endIndex: Int = source.length): Int(source)

Decodes symbols from the specified source char sequence or its substring and writes resulting bytes into the destination array. Returns the number of bytes written.