Thus spoke [EMAIL PROTECTED] (on 2006-09-28 09:10):
> String formatting can be used to converting an integer to its octal or
> hexadecimal form:
> >>> a = 199
> >>> "%o" % a
> '307'
> >>> "%x" % a
> 'c7'
>
> But, can string formatting be used to convert an integer to its binary
> form ?
I didn't fell over this problem so far but
I *would* have expected to find something
like a 'pack' operator (as in Perl).
And voilá, there is (even basically identical to Perl):
from struct import *
a = 199
a_bin_str = pack('L', a)
Regards
Mirco
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