Subj : Tool wanted
To   : Angus Mcleod
From : Frank Reid
Date : Wed Dec 01 2004 08:07 pm

  Re: Tool wanted
  By: Angus Mcleod to Frank Reid on Wed Dec 01 2004 06:48 pm

 > <shrug>

Yep, very weird.  Works fine on the FreeBSD box.  What's even weirder is 
that the Makefile is building ELF objects.  I tried various permutations 
of nasm, but I was unable to get a working Linux build.  (I'm not that 
spiffy with assembler, unfortunately.)

root@freebsd# urlencode -h
URLENCODE version 1.0 (24 Oct 2000)
Copyright 2000 G. Adam Stanislav
All rights reserved.

Usage: urlencode [options] [string ...]

        -% = encode % (only needed with -x)
        -a = encode alphanumeric characters (same as -dt)
        -d = encode digits (0-9)
        -e = encode rest of arguments; exit if [string ...] is missing
        -h = help
        -l = append a new line
        -n = do not encode new lines
        -p = encode spaces as `+' (ignored if excluded)
        -r = print version information
        -t = encode alphabetic characters (A-Za-z)
        -x = exclude all (no encoding)
        -[list] = exclude listed characters

The exclusion list may be URL-encoded. It may contain ranges. Its members
may be escaped with `\' (e.g., `-[\-\%\]\\]' excludes `-', `%', `]', and 
`\'
from encoding, `-[%23-%26]' excludes `#', `$', `%', and `&').

If no [string ...] is specified, input comes from stdin.

root@freebsd# urlencode 'Hello, World!'
Hello%2C%20World%21


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