How do I view a zend encoded file in binary format?
I have a PHP script encoded with Zend Guard, when I view it with sublime text or notepad++ it appears to be:
I think this shouldn't be how it looks, What should I change to view in binary format?
Solution
What are you expecting? Looks good to me. The file starts with a header that is shown in case Zend Guard is not installed on the web server. Below starts your encoded script.
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