• Kai Meyer (1/1) Jul 11 2011 Is there a built-int ton convert a hex string like "0x0A" to the int "10...
• Jonathan M Davis (9/10) Jul 11 2011 Look at std.conv. It look like you can get parse to do it if you give it...

Kai Meyer <kai unixlords.com> writes:

Is there a built-int ton convert a hex string like "0x0A" to the int "10"?

Jonathan M Davis <jmdavisProg gmx.com> writes:

On Monday 11 July 2011 13:24:27 Kai Meyer wrote:
 Is there a built-int ton convert a hex string like "0x0A" to the int "10"?

Look at std.conv. It look like you can get parse to do it if you give it a 
radix - e.g. parse!int(str, 16) -  though you'll have to strip off the "0x" at 
the front. to will do the conversion in the other direction, but it doesn't 
seem to have a way to give a radix for converting from string to int, and it 
can't handle converting to int based on the "0x" at the front. It sounds like 
a good feature request though.

For the moment, however, you can get std.conv.parse to do it.

- Jonathan M Davis