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Convert long integer into single digits number

 
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Convert long integer into single digits number
PostPosted: Thu Apr 08, 2004 2:08 am     Reply with quote
Hi,

I have written a program to acquire ASCII data ie some numerical numbers such as 123456 for example.

How can I split them into half ie 3 most significant numbers into one variable while 3 least significant numbers into another variable.
ie.
123456 ==> 123 saved in one variable, 456 saved in different variable

Besides that, how can I extract each and every single digit out of the long integer. I want to save the value of one SINGLE digit into different variables.
That means, '1' into one variable, '2' into another, '3' into another variable, '4' into another different variable and so on for ALL 6 digits.

Please advise...

Thanks a lot.
Ttelmah
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Re: Convert long integer into single digits number
PostPosted: Thu Apr 08, 2004 2:23 am     Reply with quote
ernest wrote:
Hi,

I have written a program to acquire ASCII data ie some numerical numbers such as 123456 for example.

How can I split them into half ie 3 most significant numbers into one variable while 3 least significant numbers into another variable.
ie.
123456 ==> 123 saved in one variable, 456 saved in different variable

Besides that, how can I extract each and every single digit out of the long integer. I want to save the value of one SINGLE digit into different variables.
That means, '1' into one variable, '2' into another, '3' into another variable, '4' into another different variable and so on for ALL 6 digits.

Please advise...

Thanks a lot.


Same basic route for both. If you take the number, and perform num%10, then you have the value of the right hand digit. If you then divide by ten, and repeat, you have the next digit. Unfortunately, the 'nicest' way to do this (the ldiv function, which qives you both the division result, and the remainder, in one operation), only works for 'long' (16bit) values, not for int32 (which you will need to use to store the seperate digits).
So:
Code:

int32 val=123456;
int16 low;
int16 high;

low=val % 1000L;
high=val / 1000L;

Will split the number into 123', and '456'.
While:
Code:

int8 digits[7];
signed int8 counter;
int32 val=123456;

for (counter=7;counter>-1;counter--) {
    digits[counter]=val%10;
    val=val/10;
}

Will give you an array of seven integers, containing:
digits[0] 6
digits[1] 5
digits[2] 4
digits[3] 3
digits[4] 2
digits[5] 1
digits[6] 0

Realistically, given that the numbers are arriving as seperate digits, it would probably be more efficient (remove the need for quite a bit of arithmetic), to keep the digits seperate in the first place.

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Convert long integer into single digits number
PostPosted: Thu Apr 08, 2004 3:11 am     Reply with quote
Thanks a lot...That certainly is very helpful.

But besides splitting them, I actually want to separate each and every single digits ie. split the 6 digits number to the following variable format:

Hundreds_Thou : Tens_Thou : Thou : Hundreds : Tens : Ones

That means the final answere will give us 6 different variables containing 6 independent digits (1 digit for each variable).

Cheers...
Ttelmah
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Re: Convert long integer into single digits number
PostPosted: Thu Apr 08, 2004 5:08 am     Reply with quote
ernest wrote:
Thanks a lot...That certainly is very helpful.

But besides splitting them, I actually want to separate each and every single digits ie. split the 6 digits number to the following variable format:

Hundreds_Thou : Tens_Thou : Thou : Hundreds : Tens : Ones

That means the final answere will give us 6 different variables containing 6 independent digits (1 digit for each variable).

Cheers...

Er. That is what I have posted...

Best Wishes
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