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Hi, I just started using this fantastic app today. I'm planning on using it in my carPC to automate a few tedious processes that would otherwise cause me to crash my car. I'm working on a script that requires me to convert an octal into its hexadecimal equivalent and I was hoping there would be a built-in function available that would do the hard work for me. I have my script completed barring this one, small problem. There doesn't seem to be a oct() function mentioned anywhere. I know I could spend a half an hour an code a function that will do this for me but I'm wondering ( hoping ) that some AutoIT guru has done this already and would be willing to share the knowledge. Thanks!!

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dmca said:

Hi, I just started using this fantastic app today. I'm planning on using it in my carPC to automate a few tedious processes that would otherwise cause me to crash my car. I'm working on a script that requires me to convert an octal into its hexadecimal equivalent and I was hoping there would be a built-in function available that would do the hard work for me. I have my script completed barring this one, small problem. There doesn't seem to be a oct() function mentioned anywhere. I know I could spend a half an hour an code a function that will do this for me but I'm wondering ( hoping ) that some AutoIT guru has done this already and would be willing to share the knowledge. Thanks!!

And yet another choice for your consideration.

$iDec = 17

$iOct = StringFormat("%o", $iDec) ; <== Conversion Dec 2 Oct
$iOct2Hex = Hex(Oct2Dec($iOct), 6) ; <== Conversion Oct 2 Hex

MsgBox(0, "Octal2Decimal", _
        "Decimal        = " & $iDec & @CRLF & _
        "Hexidecimal = 0x" & Hex($iDec, 6) & @CRLF & _
        "Octal            = " & $iOct & @CRLF & _
        "Oct2Hex       = 0x" & $iOct2Hex)
;
Func Oct2Dec($iN)
    Local $aN, $iOct = 0
    $aN = StringSplit($iN, "", 1)
    For $x = 1 To UBound($aN) - 1
        $iOct += $aN[$x] * (8 ^ (UBound($aN) - 1 - $x))
    Next
    Return Int($iOct)
EndFunc   ;==>Oct2Dec

Welcome to the forums.

Edited by Malkey
Changed Return $iOct to Return Int($iOct) in Oct2Dec() function.
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Thanks for all the help, I trawled through those suggestions and managed to get it going last night. Although, that method last posted seems to be a lot "cleaner" than what I ended up with. Thanks :P

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  • 12 years later...

You know that this topic is more than 12 years old and the OP is absent since 2011?
Please do not necro old posts!

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3 hours ago, water said:

You know that this topic is more than 12 years old and the OP is absent since 2011?

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