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Could someone please tell me how I can split this: 11001010000001111010101100010111
into 4 equal sets of 8 numbers with each set in these variables %ip.1, %ip.2, %ip.3 and %ip.4
Thanks
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Hoopy frood
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You need to look into $mid() (/help $mid) var %a = 11001010000001111010101100010111
%ip.1 = $mid(%a,1,8)
%ip.2 = $mid(%a,9,8)
%ip.3 = $mid(%a,17,8)
%ip.4 = $mid(%a,25)
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Thanks 
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; seperates a long string of bytes into their individual byte sections.
; Param: byteString[, unsettime]
; - byteString - Contains the string of bytes grouped together (ex: 0101101010100101)
; - unsetTime - (optional) unsets the %octet variables after the specified time in seconds
/octets {
var %pos = 1
/unset %octet.*
while ($mid($$1, %pos, 8)) {
/set $iif($2, $+(-u,$2)) %octet. [ $+ [ $floor($calc(%pos / 8)) ] ] $mid($$1, %pos, 8)
/inc %pos 8
}
return $floor($calc(%pos / 8))
}
$octet(010101010101010101010101) Will return 3 (for number of bytes) along with set the following variables: %octet.1 01010101 %octet.2 01010101 %octet.3 01010101 EDIT: updated with comments and added unset option EDIT: qwerty's error he pointed out (ty qwerty) >:D
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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This won't work because $ifmatch is reset by $iif() so it doesn't hold $mid($1,%pos,8) anymore.
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Hoopy frood
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erm, ur right-- i forgot about that >:D
lemme fix >:D
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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TEST
CODE
BEFORE
POSTING
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>:D
new username: tidy_trax
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Hoopy frood
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For your information I did. As i stated, i edited a portion and thus it stopped working. Even stil, I EDITED the post i made wiht the code, not make 4 new posts containing the same code with 1 or two modificatons.
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Hoopy frood
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if you make 4 new posts, or just 1 post and edit 4 times, the person your helping/trying to help still has to add the new code.
doesnt matter either way...
new username: tidy_trax
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