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| new:number_parsing [2018/02/17 22:43] – korshun | new:number_parsing [2018/02/18 18:01] (current) – korshun |
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| * Nothing -- base 10 | * Nothing -- base 10 |
| * ''0x'' -- base 16 | * ''0x'' -- base 16 (case-insensitive) |
| * ''0o'' -- base 8 | * ''0o'' -- base 8 |
| * ''0b'' -- base 2 | * ''0b'' -- base 2 |
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| Bases up to 36 are supported, using the following digits: ''0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz''. Digits beyond ''9'' are case-insensitive. | |
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| ===== Advanced parsing functions ===== | ===== Advanced parsing functions ===== |
| * ''PARSENUMBER_OVERFLOW'' -- the value is out of [[limits|range limits]] of ''int''. The second value is either ''INT_MIN'' or ''INT_MAX'', depending on the sign of the input number. | * ''PARSENUMBER_OVERFLOW'' -- the value is out of [[limits|range limits]] of ''int''. The second value is either ''INT_MIN'' or ''INT_MAX'', depending on the sign of the input number. |
| * ''PARSENUMBER_BADFORMAT'' -- the input string doesn't conform to the format. The second value is 0. | * ''PARSENUMBER_BADFORMAT'' -- the input string doesn't conform to the format. The second value is 0. |
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| | The parameter ''default_base'' sets the default base to parse the number in if it has no base prefix. Bases up to 36 are supported, using the following digits: ''0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz''. Digits beyond ''9'' are case-insensitive. |
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