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[was_jaclaz]

There are quite a number of converting programs between dec and hex and viceversa, and also a number of batch files to do the same.

Since none I could find worked the way I wanted them to, I decided to write my own version, with input an output as I like them to be.

They work under 2K/XP (no Dos/Win9x/Me sorry).

Enjoy.

jaclaz

Attached Files

•  dec2hex2dec.zip   2.17K   682 downloads

[was_jaclaz]

Another pretty much useless batch , multiply.cmd.

The batch language can do Integer Math quite well, though all operations have a limit fixed to hex 7FFFFFF i.e. 2147483647 decimal.

Multiply.cmd takes two numbers and multiplies them, with precision up to 15 digits:

W:\OFS\TOOLS>multiply 1024*1024
1048576

The first non numeric character found (exception made for "*") is interpreted as the thousands separator:

W:\OFS\TOOLS>multiply 1,024*1024
1,048,576

W:\OFS\TOOLS>multiply 1.024*1024
1.048.576

W:\OFS\TOOLS>multiply 1.024*1048576
1.073.741.824

W:\OFS\TOOLS>multiply 1.024*1.073.741.824
1.099.511.627.776

W:\OFS\TOOLS>multiply 1024*1024§
1§048§576

jaclaz

EDIT: A new version of multiply command uploaded, see two posts below

Attached Files

•  multiply.zip   1.31K   418 downloads

[pscEx]

Another pretty much useless batch , multiply.cmd.

The batch language can do Integer Math quite well, though all operations have a limit fixed to hex 7FFFFFF i.e. 2147483647 decimal.

Multiply.cmd takes two numbers and multiplies them, with precision up to 15 digits:


The first non numeric character found (exception made for "*") is interpreted as the thousands separator:


jaclaz

Jaclaz,
You are great

Until now I did not even have had the opinion, that somethig like this is possible by simple *.cmd!

Peter

[was_jaclaz]

Jaclaz,
You are great

Until now I did not even have had the opinion, that somethig like this is possible by simple *.cmd!

Peter

Happy you liked it , as always, somebody told me the magic words "you can't do that" thus giving me the needed drive to experiment a bit!"

Please find attached:
- a revised version of multiply.cmd (with a small bug correction for multiple separators)
- a new batch, divide.cmd to perform divisions between "big" integers



jaclaz

Attached Files

•  divide.zip   927bytes   441 downloads
•  multiply.zip   1.34K   406 downloads

[was_jaclaz]

A modified version of hex2dec.cmd, taking into account negative numbers.

Enjoy.

jaclaz

Attached Files

•  dec2hex_neg.zip   1.13K   397 downloads

[Wonko the Sane]

New version of multiply.cmd.
Has better error control. (which can be removed to speed up things).
Has virtually no limit in the size of the numbers. (old version was hardcoded to 15 digits, now the limit is 100 and easily changeable).


Wonko

Attached Files

•  multiply2.zip   1.52K   206 downloads

[Wonko the Sane]

The good news are that you never end learning new things
There is a "normal" provision in SET /A command that will convert a Hex number (with prefix 0x) into a decimal number.
But unless going to the complex way posted before there wasn't any simple way do the opposite (convert a decimal number into a hex number).
Only a few days ago I learned some new things about Dynamic Environment Variables here:
http://www.robvander...e.com/ntset.php
Thanks to Rob Van der Woude for keeping uptodated his pages and thanks to "Smartgenius" for his contribution.

Here is an example script that (once removed the checks for input and whatever you don't actually *need*) will amount to a few lines:

@ECHO OFF

SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION

::========================================================

::| WARNING! Limit is 2147483647 i.e. 7FFFFFF WARNING! |

::========================================================

:: dec2hex.cmd

:: a simple and nice way to convert decimal numbers to hex numbers

:: by jaclaz, thanks to "SmartGenius" findings on Dynamic Environment Variables

:: and to Rob Van der Woude: http://www.robvanderwoude.com/ntset.php



:input_loop

SET Input_dec=NOTHING

SET /P Input_dec=Input a positive decimal number smaller than 2147483648 :

IF "%Input_dec%"=="NOTHING" GOTO :input_loop

IF %Input_dec% geq 2147483647 ECHO WAAAAY TOO BIG....&GOTO :input_loop

CALL :dec2hex VAR %Input_dec%

SET VAR_

ECHO :check

ECHO SET /A VAR=%VAR%

SET /A VAR=%VAR%

SET VAR

GOTO :EOF





:dec2hex

ECHO %0

CMD /C EXIT /B %2

SET "%1=%=ExitCode%"

SET %1=0x!%1!

SET %1__full=!%1!

SET %1_byte=0x!%1:~-2!

SET %1_word=0x!%1:~-4!

GOTO :EOF

While I'm here, based on the same approach, here is a "poorman's" CHRS() function for batch :

@ECHO OFF

SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION

::========================================================

::| WARNING! Limit is 2147483647 i.e. 7FFFFFF WARNING! |

::========================================================

:: chrs.cmd

:: a simple and nice way to convert decimal numbers to ASCII characters

:: by jaclaz, thanks to "SmartGenius" findings on Dynamic Environment Variables

:: and to Rob Van der Woude: http://www.robvanderwoude.com/ntset.php



:input_loop

SET Input_dec=NOTHING

SET /P Input_dec=Input a positive decimal number smaller than 256:

IF "%Input_dec%"=="NOTHING" GOTO :input_loop

IF %Input_dec% geq 256 ECHO WAAAAY TOO BIG....&GOTO :input_loop

CALL :getchar VAR %Input_dec%

ECHO %Input_dec% is ASCII character %VAR%

GOTO :EOF





:getchar

ECHO %0

CMD /C EXIT /B %2

SET "%1=%=ExitCodeAscii%"

GOTO :EOF

And a quick and dirty ASCII table generator:

@ECHO OFF

SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION

:: asciitable.cmd

:: a simple and nice way to print an ASCII table of characters

:: (only "ECHOable" characters)

:: by jaclaz, thanks to "SmartGenius" findings on Dynamic Environment Variables

:: and to Rob Van der Woude: http://www.robvanderwoude.com/ntset.php



FOR /L %%A IN (32,1,126) DO (

CALL :getchar %%A

)

GOTO :EOF





:getchar

CMD /C EXIT /B %1

SET "Line=%=ExitCode%"

SET /A Line_Dec=0x%Line%

SET "Line_hex=0x%Line:~-2%

SET "Line_char=%=ExitCodeAscii%"



ECHO %Line_dec% %Line_hex% "( %Line_char% )"

GOTO :EOF

Have fun .


Wonko