Sequence-to-number question
- Posted by Doug Cox <cox.family at SK.SYMPATICO.CA> Jul 21, 1999
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Dear Euphorians, I was wondering if anyone would be able to give me a hand with this -- I've been working on a program lately that takes strings of values from a file and reads them into seperate sequences. (part of a larger project) I've hit a stumbling block, however, when I want to use these broken-up sequence parts as normal numbers. (i.e. atoms/integers, depending) Here's an example: * I have a sequence that looks something like this: {{48,49},{48,50},{48,51},...} I'd like to be able to use each of these sets of numbers as a hex value (i.e. {48,49} = #01) so that I can do math with them as necessary, so that in the end, it looks more like this: {{#01},{#02},{#03},...} If anyone can offer help here, it would be much appreciated. Thanks again, Chris Cox cox.family at sk.sympatico.ca