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(distinguish hex from hexu to conform to the cited Python spec -- add distinguishing test cases -- omit the confusing-to-newbie LSL-specific test-an-assignment-in-arg-list optimisation) |
(→Demo: add the astonishing 0x123456789 example (saturates at min neg equal to max unsigned, rather than rolling over in two's complement like C often does)) |
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llOwnerSay(hex(0xFEDC9876)); | llOwnerSay(hex(0xFEDC9876)); | ||
llOwnerSay(hex(-1)); | llOwnerSay(hex(-1)); | ||
llOwnerSay(hex(0x123456789)); | |||
llOwnerSay("OK"); | llOwnerSay("OK"); | ||
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-0x80000000 | -0x80000000 | ||
-0x123678a | -0x123678a | ||
-0x1 | |||
-0x1 | -0x1 | ||
OK | OK |
Revision as of 16:23, 9 October 2007
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Function: string hex(integer value);
Returns the hexadecimal nybbles of the signed integer value, in order, prefixed by "0x" or by "-0x", without any leading zeroes.
Parameters:
• integer | value | – | value to be converted |
This function works like the hex function of the Python scripting language, doc'ed within http://docs.python.org/lib/built-in-funcs.html. Specifically, this function returns a signed 31-bit result if negative, rather than a 32-bit result. and this function returns the easier-to-type lower case nybbles a la AT&T, rather than the easier-to-read upper case nybbles a la IBM.
Implementation
// http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Hex string HEXC = "0123456789ABCDEF"; string hexu(integer value) { integer ny = (value & 0xF); string nybbles = llGetSubString(HEXC, ny, ny); value = (0xfffFFFF & (value >> 4)); if (value) { do { ny = (value & 0xF); nybbles = llGetSubString(HEXC, ny, ny) + nybbles; value = (value >> 4); } while (value); } return "0x" + nybbles; } string hex(integer value) { if (value == (1 << 31)) return "-0x80000000"; if (value < 0) return "-" + hex(-value); return llToLower(hexu(value)); }
Demo
Print the most astonishing test cases and then also the permission masks of a script.
Code:
default { state_entry() { llOwnerSay("Hello"); llOwnerSay(hex(0)); llOwnerSay(hex(0x00FEDC00 & -0x00FEDC00)); llOwnerSay(hex(1 << 30)); llOwnerSay(hex(1 << 31)); llOwnerSay(hex(0xFEDC9876)); llOwnerSay(hex(-1)); llOwnerSay(hex(0x123456789)); llOwnerSay("OK"); llOwnerSay("Hello again"); string item = llGetScriptName(); llOwnerSay(hex(llGetInventoryPermMask(item, MASK_BASE))); llOwnerSay(hex(llGetInventoryPermMask(item, MASK_OWNER))); llOwnerSay(hex(llGetInventoryPermMask(item, MASK_GROUP))); llOwnerSay(hex(llGetInventoryPermMask(item, MASK_EVERYONE))); llOwnerSay(hex(llGetInventoryPermMask(item, MASK_NEXT))); llOwnerSay((string) llGetInventoryPermMask(item, MASK_NEXT)); llOwnerSay("OK"); } }
Sample results:
Hello 0x0 0x400 0x40000000 -0x80000000 -0x123678a -0x1 -0x1 OK Hello again 0x7fffffff 0x7fffffff 0x0 0x0 0x82000 532480 OK