BinaryToInteger (String function)
This intrinsic function treats a string as if it were binary and converts it to an integer. The string may contain no more than four characters.
The BinaryToInteger function is available as of version 7.3 of the Sirius Mods.
BinaryToInteger syntax
%num = string:BinaryToInteger([Signed=bool])
Syntax Terms
- %num
- A numeric variable to receive the integer value of the method object string.
- string
- A binary string value. The string's length must be four characters or less, but greater than zero.
- Signed=bool
- This name-required argument ('Signed') is a boolean value that indicates whether the method object string is converted to a signed integer. If 'True', the method object is treated as if it were preceded by a negative sign, a two's complement conversion is performed, and the returned value is preceded by a negative sign, Signed is an optional argument that defaults to 'False', which produces an unsigned conversion.
Usage Notes
- The inverse of the BinaryToInteger method is IntegerToBinary.
Examples
Several examples follow.
- The following statement displays '240':
printText {'0':binaryToInteger}
- The following statement displays '61680':
printText {'00':binaryToInteger}
- The result of the following pair of statements is '-3856':
%string = '00'
printText {%string:binaryToInteger(signed=true)}
- The result of the following pair of statements is '0':
%string = '00':hexToString
printText {%string:binaryToInteger}