Now I want to convert String to integer?

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I want to save the month with only one character

1-9 is not a problem

But 10,11,12 needs to saved as

10-O                      (December)

11-N                      (November)

12-D                       (December)

 

I am using mm//dd for RTC

I used function:( string to left )to find the two numbers

Now I want to convert String to integer?

How can I do that?

[Joe Tauser]

Under the Strings menu there's an ASCII->Num block - 

 

Joe T.

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58 minutes ago, Joe Tauser said:

Under the Strings menu there's an ASCII->Num block - 

 

Joe T.

Thank you so much Joe.T

 

I was able to do it

Now I want to set Mi value to

O if 10

N if 11

D if 12

[Joe Tauser]

Since O, N, and D are not sequential in the alphabet I would just use equal blocks for each and move the ASCII value of each letter into the MI.   It makes the logic easier to look at for ASCII if you set the display mode to hex.

For example-

 

 

Joe T.

[Ausman]

One thing that might assist, but you may not know and is not obvious, is the ability to view Hex is easy.  In the operand window under Format, if you left click DEC it changes to HEX.

cheers, Aus

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20 hours ago, Joe Tauser said:

Under the Strings menu there's an ASCII->Num block - 

 

Joe T.

I am getting an error with the conversion. Does not make sense!! Do you see any error?

Mi913 is not being used anywhere else.

[Joe Tauser]

You're not telling us what the error is.  Do a screenshot of it.

You're putting multiple logical statements in the same network again, as you did in another post.   This should be three networks.

You should store your factor (MI 889) before you call your function blocks.

 

Joe T.

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4 hours ago, Joe Tauser said:

You're not telling us what the error is.  Do a screenshot of it.

You're putting multiple logical statements in the same network again, as you did in another post.   This should be three networks.

You should store your factor (MI 889) before you call your function blocks.

 

Joe T.

Thank you so much Joe.L, like you said removing from the same ladder solved the problem.

 

 

I have one problem now

I have number and String,

I want to concatenate them. I tried to using Num to Ascii function, but this did not do it.

 

Eg

String1=”abc”

Mi 1= 100

Sting Final=”abc100”

How could I do this?

[Joe Tauser]

This a more complicated problem.  Since Unitronics Vision doesn't have string data types, you need to track where your characters are in the MI table.  There is no "concatenate" function so the problem needs to be broken down to the byte level.

Before you solve the problem you'll need to define your initial possible conditions.  How big with the number be?  How long can the string get?

You'll need a block of MIs to be a buffer for your manual string manipulation.

Step one is to determine the length of the string.

Step two is to move the string to the beginning of the buffer.

Step three is to convert the number to a string and also determine its length.

Step four is to move this "number string" to the tail end of the first string using the Vector Copy with Offset function.

 

Clear as mud, I know.  Have a go at it.

 

Joe T.

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29 minutes ago, Joe Tauser said:

This a more complicated problem.  Since Unitronics Vision doesn't have string data types, you need to track where your characters are in the MI table.  There is no "concatenate" function so the problem needs to be broken down to the byte level.

Before you solve the problem you'll need to define your initial possible conditions.  How big with the number be?  How long can the string get?

You'll need a block of MIs to be a buffer for your manual string manipulation.

Step one is to determine the length of the string.

Step two is to move the string to the beginning of the buffer.

Step three is to convert the number to a string and also determine its length.

Step four is to move this "number string" to the tail end of the first string using the Vector Copy with Offset function.

 

Clear as mud, I know.  Have a go at it.

 

Joe T.

What does 

"Step two is to move the string to the beginning of the buffer" mean??

[Gabriel Franco]

In fact there is an instruction to do it: Insert String to String

 

 

[Fernando Castro]

If the purpose is to display that on screen, I  find easier to use string library to concatenate and make more complex string text based on other information:

 

 

In this case  I have a composite duration  . I track the Hrs. as an Integer, then convert to ASCII, then link that value on String variable,

Then I just select in the screen the String from library to display as an ascii :

 

 

[Gabriel Franco]

I learned something new today, thanks Fernando, I didn´t know about such string library capacity to store indirect strings.