Hi,
Does Java has some handy functions to convert types to bits. I need to send
a strign filled with 0 and 1 so functions like
StringToBits( String s )
FloatToBits( float f )
IntToBits( int i )
would be great because I'm too lazy to write that shit on my own. And vice
versa, are their also functions to convert back?
Greetings,
Rick
6  7027 
Rick wrote: Hi,
Does Java has some handy functions to convert types to bits. I need to
send a strign filled with 0 and 1 so functions like
StringToBits( String s )
FloatToBits( float f )
IntToBits( int i )
would be great because I'm too lazy to write that shit on my own. And vice
versa, are their also functions to convert back?
Yes.
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Chris Gray ch***@kiffer.eunet.be
> Yes.
Yes!.... but where??
Greetings,
Rick
what return type?
"chris" <ch***@kiffer.eunet.be> wrote in message
news:bo**********@reader10.wxs.nl... Rick wrote:
Hi,
Does Java has some handy functions to convert types to bits. I need to
send a strign filled with 0 and 1 so functions like
StringToBits( String s )
FloatToBits( float f )
IntToBits( int i )
would be great because I'm too lazy to write that shit on my own. And
vice versa, are their also functions to convert back?
Yes.
--
Chris Gray ch***@kiffer.eunet.be
Rick wrote: Yes.
Yes!.... but where??
Greetings,
Rick
Well, there's a class called java.lang.Float and one called
java.lang.Double ... might be worth looking there? Just to see if you can
find methods called e.g. floatToIntBits or intBitsToFloat ...
For converting String to Integer, Integer.parseInt(string, radix) might be
a good place to start.
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Chris Gray ch***@kiffer.eunet.be
* Rick <as******@hotmail.com>: Hi,
Does Java has some handy functions to convert types to bits. I
need to send a strign filled with 0 and 1 so functions like
StringToBits( String s )
FloatToBits( float f )
IntToBits( int i )
would be great because I'm too lazy to write that shit on my own.
And vice versa, are their also functions to convert back?
Don't curse.
To bits? No. To bytes, kinda. Look for classes that implement the
java.io.DataOutput interface. You might be able to wrap a
java.io.DataOuptutStream around a java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream.
Javi
nah, he said he is lazy as shit
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news:bo**********@reader11.wxs.nl... Rick wrote:
Yes.
Yes!.... but where??
Greetings,
Rick
Well, there's a class called java.lang.Float and one called
java.lang.Double ... might be worth looking there? Just to see if you can
find methods called e.g. floatToIntBits or intBitsToFloat ...
For converting String to Integer, Integer.parseInt(string, radix) might be
a good place to start.
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