Hexadecimal number computation about cparse HOT 4 CLOSED

Hello, @SweetVishnya I am sorry, I've only seen your message now.

I was going to tell you that the project doesn't support it, but it was a simple thing to add so I just did it:

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Now it should be easy to use hex numbers and also octal numbers, e.g.:

// Hex number:
calculator::calculate("0x1f").asInt()
// Octal number:
calculator::calculate("010").asInt() 

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I will close this issue, but feel free to reopen it if you find this solution doesn't solve your problem.

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Hi!

I already implemented a shutting yard algorithm for my specific application. Also, your solution won't support uint64_t numbers.

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Hello @SweetVishnya, my fault for taking so long to answer sorry 😅 , but regarding uint64_t yeah I wont support it by default since the idea is to have a simple generic parser, but you should be able to personalize it creating:

A new type

And then a new reserved word such as 10u that would convert the previous token from an int into an unsigned int, or alternatively if you used it as a prefix u10 then you could actually parse the number as an unsigned int from the start, which would be better.

Even though if you have already implemented it its probably better for you to just use your own implementation =P

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