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Patrick Blackman
How do you write regular numbers eg 1 23 475896 in roman numerals inC#
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Chris R. Timmons
How do you write regular numbers eg 1 23 475896 in roman
numerals inC#
Patrick,
This sounds like a homework assignment.
You're welcome to post code that you've written and ask for
assistance, but I don't think anyone here is going to write the
entire program for you.
Chris.
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Simon Trew
I have got a class that does this conversion (and the reverse conversion)
which I've posted it here before. http://tinyurl.com/gys3 (link to Google
Groups) should find you the thread. (I'm guessing any assignment date has
passed now.)
But it is worth pointing out that you can't really convert numbers >= 10,000
into Roman notation. You'd need to use the "bar" notation (a bar above a
numeral multiplies its values by 1000) but that cannot be readily encoded
into a string. (I guess there might be a combining character somewhere in
the Unicode that would serve this purpose, but it might not have a glyph in
many fonts.)
S.
which I've posted it here before. http://tinyurl.com/gys3 (link to Google
Groups) should find you the thread. (I'm guessing any assignment date has
passed now.)
But it is worth pointing out that you can't really convert numbers >= 10,000
into Roman notation. You'd need to use the "bar" notation (a bar above a
numeral multiplies its values by 1000) but that cannot be readily encoded
into a string. (I guess there might be a combining character somewhere in
the Unicode that would serve this purpose, but it might not have a glyph in
many fonts.)
S.
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Patrick Blackman
Thanks, this is not for a homework assignment, it was actual for a page
numbering sequence an application I am doing... Again thanks.....
numbering sequence an application I am doing... Again thanks.....
Simon Trew said:I have got a class that does this conversion (and the reverse conversion)
which I've posted it here before. http://tinyurl.com/gys3 (link to Google
Groups) should find you the thread. (I'm guessing any assignment date has
passed now.)
But it is worth pointing out that you can't really convert numbers >= 10,000
into Roman notation. You'd need to use the "bar" notation (a bar above a
numeral multiplies its values by 1000) but that cannot be readily encoded
into a string. (I guess there might be a combining character somewhere in
the Unicode that would serve this purpose, but it might not have a glyph in
many fonts.)
S.
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Simon Trew
I didn't see the original post.
I have just posted the complete class including reverse formatting, more
error checking, and test harnesses, in another thread on this newsgroup.
S.
I have just posted the complete class including reverse formatting, more
error checking, and test harnesses, in another thread on this newsgroup.
S.
Patrick Blackman said:Thanks, this is not for a homework assignment, it was actual for a page
numbering sequence an application I am doing... Again thanks.....