Search Results for "php binary tree"

Goal of this projects is to design unified general binary data format and to provide open-source libraries and tools for it.

The Ian Watters Named Binary Tag Java Library (IWNBTJL for short) is a Java library that allows work with the Named Binary Tag format created by Notch with any project of your's (please note, no one owns NBT). Written off of the JNBT library (http://jnbt.sourceforge.net/), this contains usage improvements, however is not too different from the original library.

Need to create binary files with data for Your program, game etc.? Tired of using hex-editor and editing the file manually with the risk of structure-mismatches? Too lazy to reedit complete file after changing structure members order or size? "data2bin" is a utility that takes: 1. Your structures description (you can use integers of different sizes and endiannesses, null-terminated text strings, fixed-size binary strings, structures, arrays...) 2. Your data in a XML file written...

PHP-Index uses a plain text file as an index for a efficient search on data. The index is a simple ordered list, so a binary search can be performed. Current implementation supports a XML document as database.

NBBC is a high-speed, extensible, sophisticated, well-documented, easy-to-use validating BBCode parser written in PHP. ________________________ NOTE: THIS COPY OF NBBC HAS NOT BEEN UPDATED IN A LONG TIME. There are currently two active maintainers of NBBC: - Theyak (https://github.com/theyak/nbbc) has a copy of NBBC that still works with PHP 4, and is still more-or-less the 1.x source tree, but it has had some of the outstanding bugs fixed

A PHP webapp to upload taxonomic checklists as Excel or CSV files to be served as TDWG TCS XML/RDF. It can handle multiple checklists, has a Tapir light webservice and a taxonomic tree of species names created from taxonomy in a checklist can be browsed.

This project is about Editable XML based Tree Menu with its XML Database Editor. This project is user-friendly, easy-to-use, easy-to-edit, fast and flexible. Mainly, the user be able to easily navigate a site with potentially hundreds of links.

basE91 is an advanced method for encoding binary data as ASCII characters. It is similar to UUencode or base64, but is more efficient. The overhead produced by basE91 depends on the input data. It amounts at most to 23% and can range down to 14%.