Decimal to Hexadecimal

[Game A Gogo]

Yeah, this one will probably go unanswered.

But I need to transform a number like 16191 to hexadecimal 3F3F.
But since GE does not support hexadecimal, I tough I could store each byte into an array of 4 char, so it would come out as:

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[0] [1] [2] [3]
00  00  63  63

so, its basically to convert 16191 to 00|00|63|63
anyone can tell me how to do this?

Fuzzy tried to help me, but I have no idea what and how to do what he told me to :\

[makslane]

GE does not support hexadecimal

???

You can use:

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sprintf(text, "%X", 16191);

or

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sprintf(text, "%X", your_integer_var);

[Game A Gogo]

O,,o that easy? YOU ARE KIDDING ME I spent about 2 days on this, and nearly got it, thank you +1 point!!!

[Game A Gogo]

false hope D:

I want them to be stored into char, but I guess I can work whit around whit that!

thx a bunch!!

[DocRabbit]

Well, after reading Makslane's post, boy do I feel bad. Anyway, if you want to take a look at this, I went the long way around to do this, but it works.

[kyensoftware]

Hahahaha...someone needs to take over and make makslane a free version of GE!!! lol!
EDIT: I forgot, i made a script to do this, using that sprintf function, but it would always add FF to the front and end...

[Game A Gogo]

haha, anyway, I do not need this anymore, Fuzzy told me I could simply use RIFX instead of RIFF in the wave header... xD

thank you for your effort, much appreciated!!!

[Fuzzy]

Some endian inversion functions I found and converted to C.

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int function Reverse (int n)
{
unsigned char B0;
unsigned char B1;
unsigned char B2;
unsigned char B3;
    B0 = N % 256 ;
    N  = N / 256 ;
    B1 = N % 256 ;
    N  = N / 256 ;
    B2 = N % 256 ;
    N  = N / 256 ;
    B3 = N % 256 ;
    return (((B0 * 256 + B1) * 256 + B2) * 256 + B3) ;
}

int Reverse (int n)
{
unsigned char B0;
unsigned char B1;
unsigned char B2;
unsigned char B3;
    B0 = (N & $000000FF) >>  0 ;
    B1 = (N & $0000FF00) >>  8 ;
    B2 = (N & $00FF0000) >> 16 ;
    B3 = (N & $FF000000) >> 24 ;
    return (B0 << 24) | (B1 << 16) | (B2 << 8) | (B3 << 0) ;
}


[Sgt. Sparky]

I think you should of put that in a

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[code][/code]

because of that little smiley created with the

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8)

but I did not know GE did support hexadecimal either.

[Sgt. Sparky]

false hope D:

I want them to be stored into char, but I guess I can work whit around whit that!

thx a bunch!!

all you have to do is store it onto a string then use my function to orgonize it.

[Game A Gogo]

is everyone lost?
I already made that function to reverse, and I don't need it anymore anyway!

[Fuzzy]

I'm lost, but, NO! I like the grass!

[Sgt. Sparky]

I'm lost, but, NO! I like the grass!

okay,
but I will draw better grass.

[Game A Gogo]

why don't you make a selection to choose which grass

[pixelpoop]

this guy makes good grass
http://www.jeshannon.com/Grass.htm