[Exolent[jNr]]

This include file provides several new (?) functions to AMXX coding functionality in the number scene.
A few miscellaneous functions are included to make the rest of the functions work better, but can still be useful in other situations.

Here is the list of functions (most are self-explanatory):

// Number Conversions
// by Exolent

stock HexToDecimal( const szHex[ ] )

stock DecimalToHex( const iDecimal, szHexResult[ ], const iHexLen )

stock BinaryToDecimal( const szBinary[ ] )

stock DecimalToBinary( const iDecimal, szBinary[ ], const iBinaryLen )

stock BinaryToHex( const szBinary[ ], szHexResult[ ], const iHexLen )

stock HexToBinary( const szHex[ ], szBinaryResult[ ], const iBinaryLen )

// Retrives digits from a given value and returns the number of digits
// 
// @param    iValue - The value from which to get the digits
// @param    iDigits[ ] - The array to store the digits in (optional)
// @param    iDigitSize - The size of the array (optional)
// @param    iBase - The base of the number to find digits by (default is 10 for base 10 (decimal)) (optional)
// @param    bKeepDigitOrder - Decides to start from the right side of the decimal or left (default is false) (optional) (see post for more details)
// 
// @return    The total number of digits found
// 
stock GetDigits( const iValue, iDigits[ ] = "", const iDigitSize = 0, const iBase = 10, bool:bKeepDigitOrder = false )

stock ReverseArray( iArray[ ], const iSize )

The bKeepDigitOrder in GetDigits() works like this:

// when false:
new iDigits[ 3 ];
GetDigits( 123, iDigits, 3, _, false );
// iDigits = { 3, 2, 1 }

// when true:
GetDigits( 123, iDigits, 3, _, true );
// iDigits = { 1, 2, 3 }

It's purpose is to decide which side of the intitial value to start from.

Feedback and suggestions are welcome

[abdul-rehman]

Thnx this is really helpful
BTW what does hex means ??

[lazarev]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_HEX

[GXLZPGX]

Originally Posted by abdul-rehman Thnx this is really helpful BTW what does hex means ??

I laughed so hard it's not even funny. Did you really just say something that you don't understand is helpful?

[Arkshine]

For your information, that's not about -only- hex conversion.

[platzpatrone]

ty Exolent this would be very useful in many situations

[Alka]

Originally Posted by GXLZPGX I laughed so hard it's not even funny. Did you really just say something that you don't understand is helpful?

Don't make me to create a 'FAIL TOPIC' about your posts/replyes, we will laugh too...+1 Arkshine.

Gj Exolent

[Seta00]

I don't understand DecimalToBinary returning an integer...

[Exolent[jNr]]

Originally Posted by Seta00 I don't understand DecimalToBinary returning an integer...

It's mainly for display purposes since it wouldn't necessarily be helpful in code.

[fysiks]

Originally Posted by Seta00 I don't understand DecimalToBinary returning an integer...

I believe it means decimal 3 would show as decimal 11 and decimal 5 would show as decimal 101. I wondered this before also but took me a while to figure it out lol. Seems only good for arguments of printf() like functions (as Exolent said).