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This is a rather useless script, which I made because I was bored :p | This is a rather useless script, which I made because I was bored :p | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:59, 24 June 2005
| Author: Afrow UK (talk, contrib) |
Description
This is a rather useless script, which I made because I was bored :p It converts a number (5 digits max) to pure text.
Usage
Push 96345 Call ConvertInt2Str Pop $R0
$R0 will now be: "ninety-six thousand, three hundred, and forty-five"
The Function
Function ConvertInt2Str Exch $0 ; input string Push $1 Push $2 Push $3 Push $4 Push $5 Push $6 StrLen $1 $0 StrCmp $1 6 error StrCpy $3 "" StrCpy $2 "" StrCpy $4 $0 StrCmp $1 3 0 +2 StrCpy $4 $0 1 -1 StrCmp $1 4 0 +2 StrCpy $4 $0 1 -1 StrCmp $1 5 0 +2 StrCpy $4 $0 1 -1 StrCmp $0 0 0 +2 StrCpy $3 zero StrCmp $4 1 0 +2 StrCpy $3 one StrCmp $4 2 0 +2 StrCpy $3 two StrCmp $4 3 0 +2 StrCpy $3 three StrCmp $4 4 0 +2 StrCpy $3 four StrCmp $4 5 0 +2 StrCpy $3 five StrCmp $4 6 0 +2 StrCpy $3 six StrCmp $4 7 0 +2 StrCpy $3 seven StrCmp $4 8 0 +2 StrCpy $3 eight StrCmp $4 9 0 +2 StrCpy $3 nine StrCmp $0 1 done StrCmp $4 10 0 +2 StrCpy $3 ten StrCmp $4 11 0 +2 StrCmp $1 2 0 back1 StrCpy $4 $0 2 -1 StrCpy $3 eleven StrCmp $4 12 0 +2 StrCpy $3 twelve StrCmp $4 13 0 +2 StrCpy $3 thirteen StrCmp $4 14 0 +2 StrCpy $3 fourteen StrCmp $4 15 0 +2 StrCpy $3 fifteen StrCmp $4 16 0 +2 StrCpy $3 sixteen StrCmp $4 17 0 +2 StrCpy $3 seventeen StrCmp $4 18 0 +2 StrCpy $3 eighteen StrCmp $4 19 0 +2 StrCpy $3 nineteen StrCpy $1 $0 1 -2 StrCmp $1 2 0 +4 StrCpy $3 twenty StrCpy $4 $0 1 -1 Goto getend1 StrCmp $1 3 0 +4 StrCpy $3 thirty StrCpy $4 $0 1 -1 Goto getend1 StrCmp $1 4 0 +4 StrCpy $3 forty StrCpy $4 $0 1 -1 Goto getend1 StrCmp $1 5 0 +4 StrCpy $3 fifty StrCpy $4 $0 1 -1 Goto getend1 StrCmp $1 6 0 +4 StrCpy $3 sixty StrCpy $4 $0 1 -1 Goto getend1 StrCmp $1 7 0 +4 StrCpy $3 seventy StrCpy $4 $0 1 -1 Goto getend1 StrCmp $1 8 0 +4 StrCpy $3 eighty StrCpy $4 $0 1 -2 Goto getend1 StrCmp $1 9 0 +4 StrCpy $3 ninety StrCpy $4 $0 1 -1 Goto getend1 back1: StrLen $1 $0 StrCmp $1 1 done StrCmp $1 2 done StrCpy $4 $0 1 -3 Goto gethundred1 back2: StrCmp $1 3 done StrCpy $4 $0 1 -4 Goto getthousand1 error: MessageBox MB_OK "Error: integer is too long (too many digits!) \ $\nYou must use an integer less than 6 digits long." StrCpy $0 error Goto done getthousand1: StrCpy $4 $0 2 -5 StrCmp $4 10 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "ten thousand, " StrCmp $4 11 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "eleven thousand, " StrCmp $4 12 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "twelve thousand, " StrCmp $4 13 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "thirteen thousand, " StrCmp $4 14 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "fourteen thousand, " StrCmp $4 15 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "fifteen thousand, " StrCmp $4 16 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "sixteen thousand, " StrCmp $4 17 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "seventeen thousand, " StrCmp $4 18 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "eighteen thousand, " StrCmp $4 19 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "nineteen thousand, " StrCpy $2 $4 1 -2 StrCmp $2 2 0 +4 StrCpy $1 "twenty" StrCpy $6 " thousand, " Goto getthousand3 StrCmp $2 3 0 +4 StrCpy $1 "thirty" StrCpy $6 " thousand, " Goto getthousand3 StrCmp $2 4 0 +4 StrCpy $1 "forty" StrCpy $6 " thousand, " Goto getthousand3 StrCmp $2 5 0 +4 StrCpy $1 "fifty" StrCpy $6 " thousand, " Goto getthousand3 StrCmp $2 6 0 +4 StrCpy $1 "sixty" StrCpy $6 " thousand, " Goto getthousand3 StrCmp $2 7 0 +4 StrCpy $1 "seventy" StrCpy $6 " thousand, " Goto getthousand3 StrCmp $2 8 0 +4 StrCpy $1 "eighty" StrCpy $6 " thousand, " Goto getthousand3 StrCmp $2 9 0 +4 StrCpy $1 "ninety" StrCpy $6 " thousand, " getthousand3: StrCpy $2 $4 1 -1 StrCmp $2 0 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "" StrCmp $2 1 0 +2 StrCpy $5 -one StrCmp $2 2 0 +2 StrCpy $5 -two StrCmp $2 3 0 +2 StrCpy $5 -three StrCmp $2 4 0 +2 StrCpy $5 -four StrCmp $2 5 0 +2 StrCpy $5 -five StrCmp $2 6 0 +2 StrCpy $5 -six StrCmp $2 7 0 +2 StrCpy $5 -seven StrCmp $2 8 0 +2 StrCpy $5 -eight StrCmp $2 9 0 +2 StrCpy $5 -nine StrCpy $3 "$1$5$6$3" Goto done gethundred1: StrCmp $4 0 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "" StrCmp $4 1 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "one hundred, and " StrCmp $4 2 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "two hundred, and " StrCmp $4 3 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "three hundred, and " StrCmp $4 4 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "four hundred, and " StrCmp $4 5 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "five hundred, and " StrCmp $4 6 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "six hundred, and " StrCmp $4 7 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "seven hundred, and " StrCmp $4 8 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "eight hundred, and " StrCmp $4 9 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "nine hundred, and " StrCpy $3 "$5$3" Goto back2 getend1: StrCmp $4 0 0 +2 StrCpy $5 "" StrCmp $4 1 0 +2 StrCpy $5 one StrCmp $4 2 0 +2 StrCpy $5 two StrCmp $4 3 0 +2 StrCpy $5 three StrCmp $4 4 0 +2 StrCpy $5 four StrCmp $4 5 0 +2 StrCpy $5 five StrCmp $4 6 0 +2 StrCpy $5 six StrCmp $4 7 0 +2 StrCpy $5 seven StrCmp $4 8 0 +2 StrCpy $5 eight StrCmp $4 9 0 +2 StrCpy $5 nine StrCpy $3 "$3-$5" StrCpy $5 $3 1 -1 StrCmp $5 - 0 +2 StrCpy $3 $3 -1 Goto back1 done: StrCpy $0 $3 Pop $1 Pop $2 Pop $3 Pop $4 Pop $5 Pop $6 Exch $0 ; output string FunctionEnd
Written by Afrow UK on 2nd May 2003 -Stu
