Is there an ideal approach to dealing with the FutureWarning about getting
the hex value of a negative int? I'm using zlib.crc32() which can return
a negative 32-bit int value, so for example print '%x' % zlib.crc32(
buffer ) generates the FutureWarning. I know I could jump through hoops
to coerce the int into a long that will have the same CRC, but is there some
particular recomendation for this (I looked at PEP 237, but there wasn't a
suggestion). 3 2742
On Wed, 10 Dec 2003 03:49:16 GMT, Matt Gerrans wrote: Is there an ideal approach to dealing with the FutureWarning about getting the hex value of a negative int? I'm using zlib.crc32() which can return a negative 32-bit int value, so for example print '%x' % zlib.crc32( buffer ) generates the FutureWarning. I know I could jump through hoops to coerce the int into a long that will have the same CRC, but is there some particular recomendation for this (I looked at PEP 237, but there wasn't a suggestion).
Hoops? For example :
print "%x" % long( zlib.crc32( buffer ) )
That seems simple enough to me.
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Derrick 'dman' Hudson <dm**@dman13.dy ndns.org> wrote in message news:<6c******* *****@dman13.dy ndns.org>... On Wed, 10 Dec 2003 03:49:16 GMT, Matt Gerrans wrote: Is there an ideal approach to dealing with the FutureWarning about getting the hex value of a negative int? I'm using zlib.crc32() which can return a negative 32-bit int value, so for example print '%x' % zlib.crc32( buffer ) generates the FutureWarning. I know I could jump through hoops to coerce the int into a long that will have the same CRC, but is there some particular recomendation for this (I looked at PEP 237, but there wasn't a suggestion).
Hoops? For example : print "%x" % long( zlib.crc32( buffer ) )
That seems simple enough to me.
Or if you wanted the old semantics:
def unsigned(n):
return n & 0xFFFFFFFFL
print "%x" % unsigned(zlib.c rc32(buffer))
Derrick 'dman' Hudson wrote: Hoops? For example : print "%x" % long( zlib.crc32( buffer ) )
That seems simple enough to me.
Simple indeed. In fact it's so simple it doesn't work: print "%x" % long( zlib.crc32('tes t') )
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Dan Bishop wrote: Or if you wanted the old semantics:
def unsigned(n): return n & 0xFFFFFFFFL
print "%x" % unsigned(zlib.c rc32(buffer))
This avoids the FutureWarning, but the PEP mentions that the L-suffix
notation will also be phased out, so I wanted to avoid that in the solution
and that can be done like this:
def unsigned32(n): return n & 4294967295
since the large decimal of 0xffffffff value will automatically be a long.
It seems kind of clunky to have to throw this extra function call into the
mix whenever dealing with 32-bit values. I don't think 32-bit values will
be made obsolete by 64-bit systems for quite a while to come. This
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