integer-base

Description

Any formats can mean positional/unary numeral systems :)
So base number conversion under your choice.

Features

• You can easily build base numbers.
• An example, upper the "36".

Usage

Introduction

require 'integer/base'

Integer::Base.parse '10', %w[0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9]   #=> 10


using Integer::Base

'10'.to_i %w[0 1]                                   #=> 2
10.to_s   %w[0 1]                                   #=> "2"

Upper 36 base number

'10'.to_i 36                                        #=> 36
'10'.to_i [*'0'..'9', *'A'..'Z']                    #=> 36
'10'.to_i 37                                        #=> ArgumentError
'10'.to_i [*'0'..'9', *'A'..'Z', '?']               #=> 37
'1?'.to_i [*'0'..'9', *'A'..'Z', '?']               #=> 73 (37 * 1 + 36 * 1)

Let's begin, your strange base number.

':)'.to_i %w[) :]                                   #=> 2

Requirements

• Ruby 2.5 or later

Install

$ gem install integer-base

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License

The MIT X11 License
Copyright (c) 2011 Kenichi Kamiya
See MIT-LICENSE for further details.