hexdutils

hexdutils is a small but useful Python library to deal with hexadecimals. Int to hex, hex to int, text-to-hex, operations between hex.

The code is in dev branch.

Usage

Function names are very clear by themselves, but here's a guide.

intohex (int number, [bool hex_prefix, booluppercase])

Returns a the hex value of a number as a string.

• Arguments:
  • Mandatory:
    • int number: the integer to convert;
  • Optional:
    • bool hex_prefix: adds "0x" at the beginning of the output, like the native hex Python function. Set as False by default;
    • bool uppercase: every letter in the output is uppercased. Set as False by default;

hextoint (str target)

Returns the value of an hex as an integer.

• Arguments:
  • Mandatory:
    • str target: the hex value to convert. Accepts also "0x" values;

abctohex (str target, str conversion, [bool verbose, bool|str prefix, bool|str individual_prefix])

Returns text converted in hex. Randomization available.

• Arguments
  • Mandatory:
    • str target: text to convert;
  • Optional:
    • str conversion: the letter values to be used. "alphabet" uses the position of each letter in the alphabet to assign an integer value (e.g a=1, b=2, etc.). "ord" uses the result of ord(letter) (e.g ord("a") = 97). Set as "ord" by default:
    • bool verbose: if True, some additional logs will be printed. Set as False by default
    • bool|str prefix: if set as True, the "0x" prefix will be added to the output. Also, you can type a custom prefix and it will be added. Set as False by default.
    • bool|str individual_prefix: if set only as True, each hex value in the output will have the "0x" prefix. Like prefix, you can set this value to a custom prefix string, and use it instead of "0x". Requires prefix=True to work. Set as False by default

hextoabc (str target)

• Arguments:
  • Mandatory:
    • str target: hex value to convert to text.

Operations

Function	Operator
hex_add	+
hex_subtract	-
hex_multiply	*
hex_divide	/
hex_floor	//
hex_mod	%
hex_power	**

Usage: operation(<str>value_one, <str>value_two, [<bool>hex_output, <bool>hex_output_prefix. <bool>hex_output_upper])

The arguments for those functions are all the same:

• Mandatory:

  • str value_one;
  • str value_two;
  • bool hex_output: if set as True, the operation result will be returned as an hex value. If set as False, an integer will be returned;

• Optional:

  • bool hex_output_prefix: If set as True, adds "0x" at the beginning of the output. Set as False by default;
  • bool hex_output_upper: If set as True, every letter in the output is uppercased. Set as False by default;

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