ocean.text.convert.Integer_tango

import Integer = ocean.text.convert.Integer_tango;

auto i = Integer.parse ("32767");

Members

Functions

atoi

uint atoi(T[] s, int radix)

quick & dirty text-to-unsigned int converter. Use only when you know what the content is, or use parse() or convert() instead.

consume

T[] consume(T[] src, bool fp)

Consume a number from the input without converting it. Argument 'fp' enables floating-point consumption. Supports hex input for numbers which are prefixed appropriately

convert

ulong convert(T[] digits, uint radix, uint* ate)

Convert the provided 'digits' into an integer value, without checking for a sign or radix. The radix defaults to decimal (10).

format

const(T)[] format(T[] dst, N i, T[] fmt)

Supports format specifications via an array, where format follows the notation given below:

formatter

const(T)[] formatter(T[] dst, N i_, char type, char pre, int width)

Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.

itoa

T[] itoa(T[] output, uint value, int radix)

quick & dirty unsigned to text converter, where the provided output must be large enough to house the result (10 digits in the largest case). For mainstream use, consider utilizing format() instead.

main

void main()

parse

long parse(T[] digits, uint radix, uint* ate)

Parse an integer value from the provided 'digits' string.

toInt

int toInt(T[] digits, uint radix)

Parse an integer value from the provided 'digits' string.

toLong

long toLong(T[] digits, uint radix)

Parse an integer value from the provided 'digits' string.

toString

char[] toString(long i, char[] fmt)

Wrapper to make life simpler. Returns a text version of the provided value.

toString16

wchar[] toString16(long i, wchar[] fmt)

Wrapper to make life simpler. Returns a text version of the provided value.

toString32

dchar[] toString32(long i, dchar[] fmt)

Wrapper to make life simpler. Returns a text version of the provided value.

toUlong

ulong toUlong(T[] digits, uint radix)

Parse an unsignedinteger value from the provided 'digits' string.

trim

uint trim(T[] digits, bool sign, uint radix)

Strip leading whitespace, extract an optional +/- sign, and an optional radix prefix. If the radix value matches an optional prefix, or the radix is zero, the prefix will be consumed and assigned. Where the radix is non zero and does not match an explicit prefix, the latter will remain unconsumed. Otherwise, radix will default to 10.

• DateTime
• DateTime_tango
• Float
• Float_test
• Formatter
• Formatter_test
• Hash
• Hex
• Integer
• Integer_tango
• Integer_tango_test
• TimeStamp
• UnicodeBom
• Utf
• Utf_test