Unicode hexadecimal conversion

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• Decimal to hexadecimal conversion

  Hi all, I am trying to convert decimal number to hexadecimal number of normal conversion in the Palace of the chain, I get the correct hexadecimal value when my channel indicator is in Normal display mode, when I change my screen I get the ASCII hex code. I want to convert the decimal value in hexadecimal value for my request please a little help.

  Please find the attached VI, I got response.

• How to type fractions?

  Original title: FRACTIONS

  Please could you tell me how to type fractions.   for example I know that ½ is obtained by pressing the ALT key and typing 0189.  I need to hit eighth fractions now.  Thank you

  Entering Unicode

  HKCU\Control Panel\Input Method\EnableHexNumpad with the REG_SZ type to 1 and reboot (logout and login back are sufficient). Once the registry key is set, the following method to enter Unicode and reboot (logout and login back are sufficient). Once the registry key is set, the following method to enter Unicode
  code points:
   
  Hold down the ALT key. Press the '+' on the numeric keypad. With the ALT key again, type the hexadecimal number using the keypad for the numbers 0-9 and the normal a-f keys.

  Note: If these techniques don't work for your application, then you have the wrong keyboard selected (for this character as with Arabic in the older windows programs) or you have turned off The advanced text Services. If disabled these techniques will work in Wordpad, but maybe not in Notepad (depends on what exact character that you are trying to insert in this program) or going to the wrong character (depending on the technique used). Start - Control Panel - regional and language - language - Advanced Options.

  Run box dialog language, then click on the tab advanced clear the check box turn off text Advanced Services and set the checkbox extend of Advanced Text Services to all programs of support.

  Start - All Programs - Accessories - System Tools - character map (or type charmap in Start - Run) and transfer them via the Clipboard or drag the character map into your document.

  Run the character map

  [Back to overview International]

  Now the alt key and pressing the code of the character on the numeric keypad will enter this character. The language of the keyboard in use must support entering into this character. If your keyboard supports the code appears on the right side of the status bar in the table of characters on the other that this section of the status bar is empty. The status bar also empty us for well known characters with keys, as the letters from A to Z.

  However, there are two ways to enter the codes. The point to remember here that the characters are the same for the first 127 codes. The difference is that if the first number you entered is a zero not. If this is the code inserts the character of the character set running on the other it will insert a character in the OEM character set. More than 255 codes enter the unicode character and are in decimal form. The seized items are converted to OEM for Dos and ANSI or Unicode, applications depending on the application of the window. See conversion between decimal and hexadecimal.

  For example, Alt + 0 then 6 then 5 then release Alt enters the letter A

  [Back to overview International]

  In programs based on the control of Rich Edit 3, such as Wordpad, enter the unicode hexadecimal number in the document, and then press Alt + X. This allows to convert the number you type in the unicode character. Select a character, and then press Alt + X to convert this character into its unicode number. The code is displayed on the left side of the status bar in the table of characters in the form U + , for example, U + 0061 for the letter a.

  He plans a hexadecimal number by selecting the letters A to E will result and it allows to convert unicode characters (which are things like form of power and the Enter key).

  Run Wordpad

  [Back to overview International]

  To convert hexadecimal into decimal start the Windows Calculator ( calc type in Start - Run or Start - All Programs - Accessories - calculator) and choose scientific from the menu display . Select Hex, enter the number and click on Dec. Decimal and hexadecimal are also on the menu display .

  The first 32 characters of the ANSI and Unicode character set are not used. In the back, they are either special characters or codes of terminal control (depending on the program). In the back by pressing on the Ctrl + or Alt + can enter, issue a Terminal command (for example, Ctrl + M or Alt + 13 is identical to the enter key) command, or accept it as a terminal command (it will appear as ^ M for further processing). In some back text editors, for example Edit provided with Windows (type change in Start - Run), enter the character in the document after pressing Ctrl + P , then the Ctrl + a letter> character. Enter in Windows (for example Alt + 8) inserts the ANSI or Unicode code for this character. Several of these characters are in the Unicode character set and will be therefore works only in the recent Windows programs. See the Introduction for troubleshooting if he does not accept the character. Most of the programs require special settings.

  Install the US-International keyboard. Start - Control Panel - regional and Language Options - languages - details - add. Then, check the key parameters to change keyboards or turn the language bar (advanced text Services cannot be disabled).

  Run the language dialog box

  It works in two modes. Right Alt or Shift + right Alt + another key and also by pressing the keys dead (such as accents). On keyboards, the Right Alt key is called Alt Gr.

  Right Alt is the same key as Ctrl + Left Alt on the US International keyboard, and on almost all keyboards except the standard US keyboards where the keys left and right are treated the same. There is a reason why Ctrl + Alt must not be used to define keyboard shortcuts. Also F12 should also not be used for hotkeys since it is reserved for the attachment of a debugger.

  Right Alt + 6	1/4
  Right Alt + 7	1/2
  Right Alt + 8	3/4

• the hexa decimal to decimal does not propoerly

  I ' am attaching a VI where, to read the string after the VISA series, which is set to hexadecimal conversion. This should give the decimal number converted to number label. But it is not providing that. Then can you send me a solution for this.

  Thank you for your help

• not useful Windows 7 calculator

  I need to do the following calculation

  (2 ^ 28) * (8,192/108) and then convert to hex

  But the hexadecimal conversion is in the programmer calculator and the ^ operation is scientific.

  And copy number of the programmer calculator scientific calculator does not work, because the programmer calculator does not take into account the decimal point

  If I copy the result of to the programmer calculator scientific calculator (20361326440.296296296296296296296)

  I have 2036132644029629629 (this is not useful)

  instead of 20361326440 (only whole and useful)

  IE put 15.8 in the scientific calc, copy in the calc programmer and you get 158. Why don't the programmer calc truncate or round?

  In any case, my main complaint is the separation of the different ECUs, some users may not use several calculators which is very annoying.

  Again, this is because Hex does not 'decimals' points so the whole number. You cannot set the scientific calculator to round to the nearest integer? If not then don't use it - use anything else! If you find my answer helpful, please click the button "Vote as helpful"! Thank you! My Blog

• FN: Sum in Xquery error

  Hi all Gm,

  I use fn:sum in xquery. I have several data as request.

  With the help of fn; Sum if I add more than 7 digits, he converted to hexadecimal.but I don't want to convert the hexadecimal value.

  ex:

  FN: Sum (9999999,0,100) = 9896E3. (the sum of 8 digits, hexadecimal conversion)

  If I have sum fn:sum (9999999,0,0) = 9999999 (figures sum 7 works fine).

  But in my service, I get the value of data entry as more than 7 digits, in this case fn:sum does not

  Could someone please help me on this?

  y at - it another way to aggregate values in xquery with using fn:sum.

  Thanks in advance,

  Very good question, but the solution is even simpler than I thought!

  You have just to type-casting it to XS: long !

  Use something like this:

  XS: long (sum ($po/order-item /(@price * @quantity))( )

  I hope this helps...

• Conversion to hexadecimal string

  Hello world

  I'm using Labview 2012 and receive data on my serial port which I want to convert a hexadecimal string. I have attached a VI that only allows me to convert the first part of the string, but not the rest.

  Does anyone know how to do this?

  PS: I don't want to have just the incator displayed in hexadecimal format, I really need to do a conversion of the string to be able to work around it after.

  Thank you.

  User

  See that red dot on the number of function Hex String in the image of the code, which is your data gets blown into a U64 array.  Yuk.  Drag a loop around the spell function channel number and it is actually a little faster.  Goes against everything you think you know all LV, but it's one of those exceptions.

• Number in hexadecimal string conversion problem

  Hello

  for a serial communication, I need to send byte-code in an ascii hexadecimal string. When I use the constants and send them by VISA to the COM port it works fine, but if I use converters numbers it doesn't. Can someone show me what I'm doing wrong?

  deepearth

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  Windows XP SP3, LV 8.5.1

  Since your string indicator is set to hexadecimal display, it seems you want to a hexadecimal string, a single byte/number.

  (You are currently using a hexadecimally format string, composed exclusively of ASCII of the 2 characters/byte "0.F" characters.) This is not what you want!).

  Here is another solution using type conversion:

  

• Conversion hexadecimal number / date

  Hello!
  
  Im having a problem of conversion of hexadecimal code number / date.
  
  Select low_value, ALL_TAB_COL_STATISTICS high_value;
  
  IV tried HEX_TO_CHAR and that works very well.
  
  Select column_name, UTL_I18N. RAW_TO_CHAR (low_value), UTL_I18N. RAW_TO_CHAR (high_value), low_value, UTL_I18N. RAW_TO_CHAR (HIGH_VALUE) from ALL_TAB_COL_STATISTICS where owner = 'user' and table_name = 'table_name ';
  
  If you type this statement, you will see that the numeric fields and date fields get caught in () type of fields.
  
  Any solution for this?
  
  BR / S-A
  
  Published by: SweAnderline on 14-nov-2008 12:58

  http://www.psoug.org/reference/DBMS_STATS.html

  SELECT column_name, data_type, low_value, high_value
  FROM dba_tab_cols
  WHERE table_name = 'AIRPLANES'
  AND column_name = 'ORDER_DATE';
  
  set serveroutput on
  
  DECLARE
   rv RAW(32) := '786B060818023A';
   dt DATE;
  BEGIN
    dbms_stats.convert_raw_value(rv, dt);
    dbms_output.put_line(TO_CHAR(dt));
  END;
  

• Conversion to Hex string to a hexadecimal string that can be converted into a floating number with comma

  Hi, could someone help me please. I've been racking my brains out for almost three hours trying to solve this problem by trying different things.

  I have a code that retrieves a string of a robot control. The string is in hexadecimal and represents the number 1.234567. The string itself is 3FF3C0C9539B8887

  If I make a cast on the channel that I have, it simply returns the value zero.

  If I delete the control string, change it to hex and manually type in 3FF3C0C9539B8887 (so Labview auto updates 3FF3 539B 8887 C0C9) I get the result I need.

  However I can't find a way to do this. My apologies, someone out there is probably shaking he leads to something that is relatively simple, but I'm kinda new to deal with hex.

  Code is attached below in LV8 (although I'm under LV2012)

  Thank you

  Andrew

  

  The for loop is not necessary if you limit to 64-bit.

• Unicode conversion UTF8 in ODI

  Hi guys,.

  I have a CSV with unicode data in it, im trying to convert it to UTF8 to load the data correctly in the table.  I tried to adjust the encoding setting in the connection as a jdbc

  JDBC:SNPs:DBFile? ENCODING = UTF8

  The connection is successful, but I see still unicode in the model data, I tried to use the CHARSET_ENCODING as well, but it does not recognize the types UTF8.  I'm using the sql lkm file

  Please notify

  Thank you and best regards,

  Fabien Tambisetty

  I managed to solve it by changing the encoding to jdbc:snps:dbfile? ENCODING = UTF16

• hexadecimal character conversion problem

  I'm having a problem with converting a hexadecimal character, using a custom string.
  
  for example:
  
  trace ('\x41'); I'm 'A' which works very well.
  
  but for example:
  
  trace ('\x' + '41'); I give 'x 41' which did not
  [\x' + '41']. toString(); I give 'x 41' which did not
  
  the backslash seems to disappear if the hexadecimal code of the string is not complete in a first time, but I need to be customized by using the two random characters on the end ((\xhh) \xhh) as instead of \xhh, make customized as follows:
  
  \x + hh but it won't work like that
  
  does anyone know a solution to this, or any possible use of a methid that seems to have no knowledge of who will do what I want to do?
  I have apreciate the help.

  Faylon456,

  > trace ('\x' + '41'); I give 'x 41' which did not
  > [\x' + '41']. toString(); I give 'x 41' which did not

  I'm with you. I don't know, honestly, why your (slash x) \x is partially
  work, because the prefix for hexadecimal numbers must be 0 (zero) x
  Maybe the forum software changed your post a little? Maybe it's my news
  drive. In all cases, you can use the parseInt() function to convert a
  string to a number - which is the first parameter - and the second
  setting determines the radix, or base, of the number to be tested.

  trace (string.fromCharCode(0)) (parseInt ("41", 16)));

  In the light of the foregoing, your 14 is passed as a string, the 16 indicates the result
  to be in hexadecimal. That allows you to bypass any escape.

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• Hexadecimal string of Conversion of the Cluster

  Hello

  I need to convert a string to a 32-bit integer,

  the 32-bit Hex input is read from a file (ex: 0x0012334A). Since this value required to contribute to an inorder to Cluster Bundle send using CAN protocol.

  How to convert this and pour into the cluster of data?

  Someone please comment on this.

  Please find the attachment for the block diagram.

  -mfp.

  Have you not read my answer and looked at the attached vi?

  Give you one more time

  EDIT: didn't see your last response. See the VI attached and sorry

• Conversion of two 16-bit hexadecimal words in full signed

  I'm currently trying to use labVIEW 2010 to read the temperature and the information of mass flow out of a tool for modbus. However, the instrument returns all values in 2 16-bit hex words by ordering "Intel bytes. I can't convert that signed decimal information usable. For example:

  Signed integer of 1-2 Word

  527E 41 C 0 + 24.0402793884277340

  I tried to merge the words and mount them in decimal, but nothing helped. Any help or advice is appreciated as I am new to labVIEW and work with raw data in general.

  My current code is attached.

  24,040 is... what you are supposed to get? You speak of a whole, but it is floating point.

  In any case, if that's what you want to get it is quite simple:

  

• Hexadecimal string of digital conversion

  I have the following string returned by a MODBUS instrument:

  

  My embedded data are 0104, 7530, 7530, 7530 that appears inside the Green brackets.

  I want to convert them into digital data relevant to 260, 30000, 30000 30000.

  Tried to do it with an attached VI. Do not do good. Any help would help!

  (The attached VI tries to convert only the first data that is 0104)