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Add separators to converted string |
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ret = ret .. string.sub(characters, digit, digit) | ret = ret .. string.sub(characters, digit, digit) | ||
maxpower = maxpower / newradix | maxpower = maxpower / newradix | ||
-- when maxpower hits 1: | |||
-- append a . if maxpower went below 1 and there is more to print | -- append a . if maxpower went below 1 and there is more to print | ||
if maxpower < 1 and minpower < 1 then ret = ret .. "." end | -- run separator function on ret | ||
if maxpower < 1 and minpower < 1 then | |||
ret = separator(ret, newradix) | |||
ret = ret .. "." | |||
end | |||
end | end | ||
return ret | return ret | ||
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return tostring(decimal) | return tostring(decimal) | ||
end | end | ||
end | |||
-- Meant for internal use only, adds "," between every 3-4 digits depending on radix | |||
r.separator = function(cs, radix) | |||
local dist = radix <= 6 and 3 or 4 | |||
local separator = dist == 3 and "," or " " | |||
if string.len(cs) > dist then | |||
local pos = dist | |||
while pos < string.len(cs) do | |||
cs = string.sub(cs, 1, pos*-1) .. separator .. string.sub(cs, pos*-1) | |||
pos = pos + dist | |||
end | |||
end | |||
return cs | |||
end | end | ||
return r | return r | ||
Revision as of 18:50, 4 July 2026
Documentation for this module may be created at Module:Radix/doc
local r = {}
r.decimal_to = function(frame)
-- Get arguments from call
local decimal = math.abs(tonumber(frame.args[1]))
local sign = decimal > 0 and "" or "-"
-- If decimal is 1, return itself
if decimal == 1 then
return tostring(decimal)
end
-- Newradix is the radix to convert to
local newradix = tonumber(frame.args[2])
local characters = "0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"
-- precision is the number of digits below 1 to use
-- if decimal is less than 1/newradix ^ precision, return 0
local precision = tonumber(frame.args[3]) or 0
local minpower = newradix ^ (precision * -1)
if decimal < minpower then
return "0"
end
-- Weird radices
-- If newradix is 1, just return decimal instead of erroring the formula
if math.abs(newradix) == 1 then return tostring(decimal) end
-- If newradix is negative it should use a different formulation; for now just do abs(newradix)
if newradix < 0 then newradix = math.abs(newradix) end
-- If newradix is nonintegral, character calculation is fucky, but probably fine
-- final string to yeet everything into
local ret = "" .. sign
local maxpower = 1
if decimal > 0 then
-- Get highest power of newradix less than decimal
while maxpower < decimal do
maxpower = maxpower * newradix
end
maxpower = maxpower / newradix
-- Double loop
-- Outer loop: While maxpower >= minpower, add result of second loop to ret
-- Inner loop: While decimal >= maxpower, subtract maxpower from decimal
while maxpower >= minpower do
local digit = 1
while decimal >= maxpower do
decimal = decimal - maxpower
digit = digit + 1
end
-- digit now contains number of maxpowers, concat it onto ret
ret = ret .. string.sub(characters, digit, digit)
maxpower = maxpower / newradix
-- when maxpower hits 1:
-- append a . if maxpower went below 1 and there is more to print
-- run separator function on ret
if maxpower < 1 and minpower < 1 then
ret = separator(ret, newradix)
ret = ret .. "."
end
end
return ret
else
-- Decimal is 0, also return itself
return tostring(decimal)
end
end
-- Meant for internal use only, adds "," between every 3-4 digits depending on radix
r.separator = function(cs, radix)
local dist = radix <= 6 and 3 or 4
local separator = dist == 3 and "," or " "
if string.len(cs) > dist then
local pos = dist
while pos < string.len(cs) do
cs = string.sub(cs, 1, pos*-1) .. separator .. string.sub(cs, pos*-1)
pos = pos + dist
end
end
return cs
end
return r