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.help radix Feb86 language
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NAME
radix -- encode a number in any radix
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USAGE
string = radix (number, newradix)
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PARAMETERS
.ls number
The integer number to be encoded.
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.ls newradix
The radix or base in which the number is to be printed,
e.g., 2 (binary), 8 (octal), 10 (decimal), 16 (hex), and so on.
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DESCRIPTION
\fIRadix\fR is a string valued intrinsic function which formats an integer
number in the indicated radix, return the encoded string as the function
value. Note that the CL permits numbers to be input in octal or hex format
(trailing B or X suffix respectively), allowing common numeric conversions
to decimal to be done directly. The \fIradix\fR function is however the
only CL function currently available for printing numbers in bases other
than 10. \fIRadix\fR can only be called as a function.
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EXAMPLES
1. Print the hex number 7cde in binary.
cl> = radix (7cdex, 2)
2. Print the hex number 7cde in decimal.
cl> = 7cdex
3. Print the number in variable I in decimal, octal, and hex.
cl> print (i, radix(i,8), " ", radix(i,16))
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BUGS
Very large bases produce strange results.
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SEE ALSO
print
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