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Currently there is no way to easly get a hexidecimal, octal or binary representation of a number in @formula.
I propose a new format-string be added to @Text such that it would be possible to specify the radix required for the conversion of a number to a string. The format string would be "RXX" where R stands for radix and XX is the base.
Examples:
@Text(255, "R16") would give "FF"
@Text(888, "R8") would give "1570"
@Text(42, "R2") could give "101010"
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1) Starrow Pan4199 (24 Nov 2008)
Maybe not in text, just accept different representation of a number, e.g. O245 for Octal, Ox24a for hex.
2) Kerr Rainey3860 (24 Nov 2008)
@Starrow, That's fine for writing number literals into code, but doesn't help you get a hex, oct or bin representation of a number you have in variable.
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