to-hex
[1/5] from: hallvard::ystad::helpinhand::com at: 11-Sep-2001 16:19
pekr wrote (Tuesday 11.09.2001, at 11.24):
>load rejoin ["#{" "F2" "}"] - that cludgy way you get binary :-) then you
>can convert to integer
>[...]
>maybe 'debase could help you, but it is buggy in current rebol
>implementation ...
I've been looking at debase too, but as you say, it's buggy. If I were to
convert hex characters manually in java (that's where I "come from"), I'd
use a switch statement. Any suggestions to how I should do it in
rebol? Here's a java sample:
switch (character) {
case ('0')
return "0000"
case ('1')
return "0001"
case ('2')
return "0010"
(...)
case ('d')
return "1101"
case ('e')
return "1110"
case ('f')
return "1111"
}
Obviously, this should be done with a one-liner, but since debase is so
hard to figure out, I'm willing to do a little more work. Any help greatly
appreciated.
~H
[2/5] from: dockimbel:free at: 11-Sep-2001 17:14
Hi,
Hallvard Ystad wrote:
> And from the hex value F2, (or the integer value 242), how do I get the string "11110010"?
>
Try :
>> enbase/base #{F2} 2
== "11110010"
HTH,
DocKimbel.
[3/5] from: hallvard:ystad:helpinhand at: 11-Sep-2001 11:07
Hi everyone. Here's a simple question:
To-hex demands an integer value. How do I convert the string "F2" into a hex value? To-integer
claims "F2" is an invalid argument.
~H
[4/5] from: petr:krenzelok:trz:cz at: 11-Sep-2001 11:24
Hallvard Ystad wrote:
> Hi everyone. Here's a simple question:
>
> To-hex demands an integer value. How do I convert the string "F2" into a hex value?
To-integer claims "F2" is an invalid argument.
>
load rejoin ["#{" "F2" "}"] - that cludgy way you get binary :-) then you can convert
to integer
to-integer load rejoin ["#{" "F2" "}"] - and now you can convert to-hex :-)
to-hex to-integer load rejoin ["#{" "F2" "}"]
maybe 'debase could help you, but it is buggy in current rebol implementation ...
-pekr-
[5/5] from: hallvard:ystad:helpinhand at: 11-Sep-2001 12:01
And from the hex value F2, (or the integer value 242), how do I get the string "11110010"?
~H
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