Hi!
I'm just wondering... I have an int, somewhere in a COG, and I wish to print it in the following ways: Bin, Oct, Dec, and Hex... Is this possible?

/Edward

Not really.

Possibly, except probably for the hex version of it, since it has characters as well as numerals. It would be one funky code though.

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nytfyre m0d || f33l t3h p0w3r || t3h l0st c0gz || OMF > *

Yeah, bin oct dec are possible, with some deeper understanding of mathematics. Hex maybe with ASCIIStrings, but that would be a major pain to make.

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I suppose if you used JKConcatUniStrings (I know that isn't the verb name, but it's some sort of similar arrangement... ) and the other types of verbs in that set, then you may be able to combine a complete String version of all the variables you wish to print. However, as Slaw pointed out, hex would be difficult due to the sort of "mixed" mode (can't think of an adequate description for hex really - it's still too early ) and I think the mathematics would need to be thoroughly understood to make this work.

Not that I'm saying you don't know math, Edward . Hope this helps

-Jackpot

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