To process the values in hexadecimal, we can use 'int:fromHexString(string). However,

The current implementation in the source code: <div class="Box Box--condensed my-2

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nipunayf commented on August 21, 2024

Processing of binary, hexadecimal and octal values

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nipunayf commented on August 21, 2024

We could follow a brute force approach since the time complexity is linear?

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nipunayf commented on August 21, 2024

The current implementation in the source code:

ballerina-toml/modules/parser/utils.bal

Lines 93 to 106 in 8c2cb6c

    
           # Evaluates an integer of a different base 
        
           # 
        
           # + numberSystem - Number system of the value 
        
           # + return - Processed integer. Error if there is a string. 
        
           function processInteger(int numberSystem) returns int|ParsingError { 
        
               int value = 0; 
        
               int power = 1; 
        
               int length = currentToken.value.length() - 1; 
        
               foreach int i in 0 ... length { 
        
                   value += <int>(check processTypeCastingError('int:fromString(currentToken.value[length - i]))) * power; 
        
                   power *= numberSystem; 
        
               } 
        
               return value; 
        
           }

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	# Evaluates an integer of a different base
	#
	# + numberSystem - Number system of the value
	# + return - Processed integer. Error if there is a string.
	function processInteger(int numberSystem) returns int\|ParsingError {
	int value = 0;
	int power = 1;
	int length = currentToken.value.length() - 1;
	foreach int i in 0 ... length {
	value += <int>(check processTypeCastingError('int:fromString(currentToken.value[length - i]))) * power;
	power *= numberSystem;
	}
	return value;
	}