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If you're doing pure bit manipulation, there shouldn't be any sign problems.
However, because all operations are of type int, you can just cast the
result back to byte as follows:

for (int Index = 1; Index <= EncryptedBytes.length; Index++) {
  myDecryptedBytes[Index - 1] =  (byte)((myEncryptedBytes[Index - 1] &
0xff);

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"C.Roum" <croum@edumail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to decrypt sth like:
>  for (int Index = 1; Index <= EncryptedBytes.length; Index++) {
>        myDecryptedBytes[Index - 1] =  ((myEncryptedBytes[Index - 1] &
0xff)
>
> but i get "Error #: 355 : possible loss of precision: int, required: byte"
> error.
>
> actually myKey values are greater than 128 and I couldnt define myKey
values
> as byte[].
> java's byte is -128 to +128. Delphi's byte is 0..256. I think problem
arises
> from that point.
> How can i decrypt a String which is UTF8 encoded by using XOR with a key
> values which are greater than 128? Then finally decrypted array should be
> converted to String.
> Is it possible?
>
>