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AppGameKit Classic Chat / Convert number to Hex value and back?

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Hubdule
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Posted: 27th Oct 2011 14:11
Hi

I've a question about how to convert a hex string back to integer in AppGameKit?

I use HEX(number) to get a hex string from a given number. But how do I convert it back? Is there a command for that? Or do I've to recalculate it the long way back?

Hubdule
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Posted: 27th Oct 2011 14:25
Here's what I use at the moment. What do you think, is it correct?



JavierTF
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Posted: 27th Oct 2011 17:38 Edited at: 27th Oct 2011 17:53
Hi

Take x numbers:

example1: AF1

then

AF1 = (A * 16^2) + (F*16^1) + 1 = 2801 (dec)

example2: AAF1

then

AAF1 = (A * 16^3) + (A * 16^2) + (F*16^1) + 1 = 2801 (dec)


- Get the place of the digit. May be a For?

- (If) it's a letter, (then) translate it to it's corresponding value (else) calculate the number.

- Apply the formula.

See you.
Kevin Picone
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Posted: 28th Oct 2011 04:56
All you need to do is grab the character and convert it ASCII.. Which gets rid of the string thrashing from the original loop.

(PB code.. but the principal is the same, will need re-ordering for the most optimal loop)



Hubdule
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Posted: 28th Oct 2011 09:38
Hi Kevin, thanks, that loop looks quite optimized. So I'll use this one now. Thanks again!

Rich Dersheimer
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Posted: 28th Oct 2011 18:10 Edited at: 28th Oct 2011 18:31
This from the help on Val(), implying that you can just do the conversion with one command.

BIG EDIT - this command works just as expected. In fact, it is not limited to hex, binary, octal or decimal. Try it in base 5, or whatever. Neat.



Quote: "
Val
Description
Converts a string into an integer value. For example Val("10") would return the value 10.

Definition
integer Val( str )

int agk::Val( const char* str )

integer Val( str, base )

int agk::Val( const char* str, int base )

Parameters
•str - The string to convert to an integer.
•base - The base that the string number is in.


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Hubdule
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Posted: 28th Oct 2011 19:08
Nice! Thank you. I saw the "base" in the VAL description but couldn't understand what the base is for Should be included in the manual.

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