Hi, > What? > I think you're talking to someone else here, cause I have no idea what > you mean. > Copy binary numbers from memory? > You mean from any arbitrary memory location you want? > That sounds a lot like C++ pointers to me.
That was based on this: > Hi Carlos, > I hope this module would help you with the binary conversion part: > > <pycode> > def tobits(inte,size = 3): > """Copy an integer's bits from memory""" > s='' > for i in range(size): > s += str((inte & (1<<i)) >>i) > #bits are extracted right-to-left > s = s[::-1] #reverse the result string > print s > return list(s) > </pycode> > > <pyshell> > >>>> >>>test = tobits(30,8) >>>> > 00011110 > >>>> >>>test >>>> > ['0', '0', '0', '1', '1', '1', '1', '0'] > </pyshell> > > Cheers, > Rooy But probably (surely) my interpretation is wrong. Hehe And about: > 89+11 = 100, which is longer than the list. :-[ Thanks Luke. Carlos _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
