This routine will convert a number from any base between 2 and 36, inclusive, to base 10.
Routine: ToBase10
Purpose: Convert a number from any base between 2 and 36 to base 10
Arguments: NumBase - integer where 2<= NumBase <= 36. The number base from which we are
converting.
InputValue
Symbol - example: '010010
Number - example: 10010
string - example: "010010" or "10010"
Returns: The input value converted to base 10
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This routine is the inverse of the base routine found in the acad developement help files
under "ASCII Code Conversion", hence, (tobase10 16 (base 16 5284)) returns 5284
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Example1: (tobase10 2 '11001011 ) returns 203
Example2: (tobase10 2 11001011 ) returns 203
Example3: (tobase10 2 "11001011") returns 203
Example4: (tobase10 6 '15243 ) returns 2475
Example5: (tobase10 6 15243 ) returns 2475
Example6: (tobase10 6 "15243") returns 2475
Example7: (tobase10 16 '34F1A ) returns 216858
Example9: (tobase10 16 "34F1A") returns 216858
Notice that '34F1A cannot be represented as a number, hence, only two examples
Example10: (tobase10 36 '11001011 ) returns 60525828
Example11: (tobase10 36 11001011 ) returns 60525828
Example12: (tobase10 36 "11001011") returns 60525828
As a check, use this online java applet.
(defun ToBase10 (NumBase InputValue / rtval)
;;Here we convert out input value’s type.
(cond
((= 'str (type inputvalue))
(setq inputvalue (strcase inputvalue))
)
((= 'SYM (type inputvalue))
(setq InputValue (vl-symbol-name InputValue))
)
)
;;Here we start validating our input
(cond
;;Base is not an integer
((not (= 'int (type NumBase)))
(strcat
"ERROR|ToBase10 base argument must be an integer - "
(vl-prin1-to-string (type NumBase))
" provided (" (vl-prin1-to-string NumBase) ")"
)
)
;;Base argument is out of range
((or
(> 2 NumBase)
(< 36 NumBase)
)
(strcat
"ERROR|ToBase10 Base argument must be greater than 1 and less than 36 - " (itoa NumBase) " provided."
)
)
;;InputValue is of wrong type for specified base
((and
(> NumBase 10)
(not (= 'STR (type InputValue)))
)
"ERROR|Numbers in a base greater than 10 must be expressed as a string - ToBase routine."
)
;;InputValue has invalid characters
((not (vl-every
(function
(lambda (asciicode)
(cond
;;Character below "0" used
((< asciicode 48) nil)
;;Character greater than valid used for base less than or equal to 10
((and
(<= NumBase 10)
(> asciicode (+ 47 NumBase))
)
nil
)
;;For base greater than 10, invalid character used
((and (> NumBase 10)
(not (wcmatch (chr asciicode) (strcat "[0-9],[A-" (chr (+ NumBase 54)) "]")))
)
nil
)
(T T)
)
)
)
(vl-string->list (if (= 'INT (type InputValue))
(itoa InputValue)
InputValue
)
)
)
)
(strcat
"ERROR|Invalid InputValue argument provided to ToBase10 routine : " (vl-prin1-to-string InputValue)
)
)
;;Now we’re done validating the input, let’s get started
(T
(setq
indx 0
;;Get the list of multipliers
temp (mapcar
(function
(lambda (x)
(if (< 57 x)
(- x 55)
(- x 48)
)
)
)
(reverse (vl-string->list
(if (= 'INT (type InputValue))
(itoa InputValue)
InputValue
)
)
)
)
rtval 0
)
(repeat (length temp)
(setq
digit (nth indx temp)
rtval (+ rtval (* Digit (expt NumBase indx)))
indx (1+ indx)
)
)
rtval
)
)
)
The concept for this approach was derived from here - chapter IX.
helped but I was still limited to one condition without being able to use "or".
I discovered that multiple options can be added to the one condition and they are each treated as "OR" conditions. I also started blocking the entire domain instead of just the single email address:
I have not found a limit to the number of conditions allowed.
