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James Carman commented on MATH-155:
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So, you basically want to translate the String representation of a number in
one base into the String representation for the
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Chetan commented on MATH-155:
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I am not sure how this might work for arbitrary base where base may extend
Base36(0-9 and A-Z gets used up).
So atleast the convert(Base
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James Carman commented on MATH-155:
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What is Base in this API example? Is that some new class? Couldn't you
represent the base using a simple integer? Also,
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Chetan commented on MATH-155:
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Yes,String representaion should be ok .
Something like
String (String fromBase,String toBase,String number)
For instance
if I want to
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James Carman commented on MATH-155:
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How about this?
String stringValue( long n, int base );
One might argue that this belongs in Commons Lang's StringUtils
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James Carman commented on MATH-155:
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Why not try this?
new java.math.BigInteger( 2147483647, 10 ).toString( 36 );
Wouldn't that do what you want?
Number Base
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Chetan commented on MATH-155:
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i guess that solves my problem.
sorry for not doing my homework and needlessly raising a new feature request.
Number Base Conversion
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Remi Arntzen commented on MATH-155:
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One system of radix conversion that is not currently supported by the base Java
library's and the Commons is radix conversion
