Obfuscating strings in lsl

Another random small piece of a larger puzzle. In Javascript, and HTML, you can use things like "&212;" instead of a character. I've been toying with the idea of creating some sort of an encoding function, that could encode a given string on my end, then I could insert the encoded data, and then use a function in the script to decode the encoded data.

I wonder though, is there a better way? right now I'm thinking about passing a list of numbers to the decoder... to oversimplify it.. "4,1,4" would return the string "dad". But I find myself wondering if there's a way to encode strings into keys or something.. and then decode those keys to get that string back out (unmolested).

is this possible?

Maybe see if llEscapeURL and llUnescapeURL do what you want?

have you tried using llMD5String? This is s standard LSL Function for encrypting strings.
Someone has posted RSA level encryption to the library and recently we talked about implementing TEA (Tiny Encryption Algorythm) but although I threw together the routines I've not tested them.

Maybe you want llStringtoBase64 and llBase64toString ?

http://rpgstats.com/wiki/index.php?title=Base64

Edit:
I don't need anything fancy, or $DIETY forbid, laggy.. looks like the base64 system will be better for my needs, as I want to DECODE the encoded information "on the fly".. rather than encode.

Thanks for pointing me to that part of the wiki. I couldn't find it!

err, why not jsut make your script unreadable by making it no mod ?

I'll explain it to you in world.