CP6100 I/O Process Programming Manual

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= Command
= Command
Use the expression evaluation (=) command to convert expressions
in one numeric base to another numeric base (for example, to
obtain the octal equivalent of a hexadecimal expression) or to
obtain the numeric equivalent of a single ASCII character. This
command accepts a binary, an octal, a decimal, or a hexadecimal
number as input, and displays the equivalent value in the other
bases (except binary). If you enter a single ASCII character,
the command displays the equivalent in the numeric bases.
If you do not specify a numeric base, the default is hexadecimal.
The syntax of the = command is:
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| = '<char> | [-] [<base>] <number> [operator <number>]... |
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| <char> |
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| is a single ASCII character. |
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| <base> |
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| specifies the numeric base as shown below: |
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| %B specifies a binary number. |
| % specifies an octal number. |
| # specifies a decimal number. |
| %H specifies a hexadecimal number. |
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| <number> |
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| is a integer appropriate to the numeric base you specify. |
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| <operator> |
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| specifies an arithmetic operation as shown below. |
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| + specifies addition. |
| - specifies subtraction. |
| * specifies multiplication. |
| / specifies division. |
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