I have a third party DLL that downloads everything from a device to a
particular device into the following Hex format:
080 : 13 70 05 00 (Timestamp)
081 : 35 E1 91 F9 9F BF (Mode 1 Supported Parameters)
How would I go about translating this into readable values?
3  7609 
I assume that you're interested in converting from hex values to integers.
In this case I recommend the following:
Convert.ToInt16 ( string, base );
Convert.ToInt32 ( string, base );
Convert.ToInt64 ( string, base );
Each of these returns the respective integer. <string> is a string
containing the data to convert. <base> is the number base and must have a
value of 2, 8, 10 or 16.
..ARN.
"aaa" wrote: I have a third party DLL that downloads everything from a device to a
particular device into the following Hex format:
080 : 13 70 05 00 (Timestamp)
081 : 35 E1 91 F9 9F BF (Mode 1 Supported Parameters)
How would I go about translating this into readable values?
That doesn't work.
int i = Convert.ToInt32 ( "B3 0C 00 20", 2 );
"alanrn" <al****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message
news:28******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I assume that you're interested in converting from hex values to integers.
In this case I recommend the following:
Convert.ToInt16 ( string, base );
Convert.ToInt32 ( string, base );
Convert.ToInt64 ( string, base );
Each of these returns the respective integer. <string> is a string
containing the data to convert. <base> is the number base and must have a
value of 2, 8, 10 or 16.
.ARN.
"aaa" wrote:
I have a third party DLL that downloads everything from a device to a
particular device into the following Hex format:
080 : 13 70 05 00 (Timestamp)
081 : 35 E1 91 F9 9F BF (Mode 1 Supported Parameters)
How would I go about translating this into readable values?
Try the following:
1) Take the spaces out of the string
2) use a base of 16 (for hexadecimal)
like this:
int i = Convert.ToInt32 ( "B30C0020", 16 );
When I tried this, I got a value of -1291059168 for i.
Using the following gave me a value of 3003908128:
Int64 i = Convert.ToInt64 ("B30C0020", 16 );
..ARN.
"aaa" wrote: That doesn't work.
int i = Convert.ToInt32 ( "B3 0C 00 20", 2 );
"alanrn" <al****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message
news:28******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I assume that you're interested in converting from hex values to integers.
In this case I recommend the following:
Convert.ToInt16 ( string, base );
Convert.ToInt32 ( string, base );
Convert.ToInt64 ( string, base );
Each of these returns the respective integer. <string> is a string
containing the data to convert. <base> is the number base and must have a
value of 2, 8, 10 or 16.
.ARN.
"aaa" wrote:
I have a third party DLL that downloads everything from a device to a
particular device into the following Hex format:
080 : 13 70 05 00 (Timestamp)
081 : 35 E1 91 F9 9F BF (Mode 1 Supported Parameters)
How would I go about translating this into readable values?
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