1. adding numbers
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In My latest program I Need tobe abble to add two numbers which apper in =
a sequence together E.g "{1,6) =3D {16}" This probaly is very trivial =
but it really needs to be done
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2. Re: adding numbers
In My latest program I Need tobe abble to add two numbers which apper in a
sequence together E.g "{1,6) = {16}" This probaly is very trivial but it
really needs to be done
Well, first off, you should try to capture them differently so they're not
in a sequence. If that's just totally impossible, well... uh... We'll cross
that bridge if we have to.
3. Re: adding numbers
sequence n
object v
n = {1,6,2,3,4,0}
n+=48 -- the ascii value of '0', assumes n[x] is between 0 and 9.
v = value(n)
if v[1]=GET_SUCCESS then v=v[2] end if
HTH,
Michael J. Sabal
>>> orpheus_mullen at btopenworld.com 06/05/02 04:38PM >>>
In My latest program I Need tobe abble to add two numbers which apper
in a sequence together E.g "{1,6) = {16}" This probaly is very trivial
but it really needs to be done
4. Re: adding numbers
sequence a,b
a = {1,6}
b = {a[1]*10+a[2]}
C. K. Lester wrote:
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>In My latest program I Need tobe abble to add two numbers which apper in a
>sequence together E.g "{1,6) = {16}" This probaly is very trivial but it
>really needs to be done
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>Well, first off, you should try to capture them differently so they're not
>in a sequence. If that's just totally impossible, well... uh... We'll cross
>that bridge if we have to.
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5. Re: adding numbers
- Posted by a.tammer at hetnet.nl
Jun 05, 2002
Hi
Here's the solution:
sequence a
a=3D(1,6)
a=3D10*a[1]+a[2]
EUrs Antoine
6. Re: adding numbers
- Posted by a.tammer at hetnet.nl
Jun 05, 2002
OOPS
sequence a
a=3D{1,6}
a=3D {10*a[1]+a[2]}
This should do ie the correct way I guess
Didn't test.
maybe result wil be {{16}}
antoine
7. Re: adding numbers
"Derek Parnell" wrote:
> That all depends on what the specification is. Some examples might help
> here...
>
> So far we know that
> {1,6} ==> {16}
> must be true
>
> but we are assuming
> {23,17} ==> {247}
>
> or this
> {23, 17} = {2317}
>
> That is why clear specifications are so important for programming.
Here's a quick kluge that deals with some of the apparent problems, but
introduces a whole heap of others ;) ...:
-- Warning! No error or bounds checking in this code!
sequence in, outseq
integer out
in = {1, 23, 456}
outseq = ""
out = 0 -- want this to be 123456
for i = 1 to length(in) do
outseq &= sprintf("%d", in[i])-'0'
end for
for i = 1 to length(outseq) do
out = out * 10 + outseq[i]
end for
? out
Carl
