SublimeNumeral for Sublime Text 2

This plugin allows you to convert between main Numerical Systems:

• binary (BIN)
• hexadecimal (HEX)
• decimal (DEC)

To work with plugin (being able to convert a numbers) you can use the following:

• Keyboard Shortcut: use ctrl+shift+c (for Windows)
• Main Menu: go to Tools -> Numeral -> Convert
• Context Menu: click on Numeral -> Convert
• Command Pallete: type Numeral: Convert

Each pressing the convertion rotation is performed: BIN -> DEC -> HEX -> BIN.

Also there are a several options which influence on convertion behaviour. For details please see section 'Settings'.

Plugin autorecognizes a selected number according to the following rules:

• numbers 0x1500 or 1500h or 15FCC are recognized as hexadecimal (HEX);
• numbers 0b101001 or 101001b are recognized as binary (BIN)
• numbers 59300 or 1030 or 200100 are recognized either as decimal (DEC) or hexadecimal (HEX) according to the option opt_prefer_numeral (see below);
• numbers 1000 or 101000 or 11111 are recognized either as decimal (DEC) or hexadecimal (HEX) according to the option opt_prefer_numeral (see below);

Imporant: If the option opt_prefer_numeral is set to 'binary', the number 1 remains unmodified.

Installation

The plugin isn't yet accessable via Sublime Control Package, thus can be installed via git:

On Windows:

- git clone https://github.com/gahcep/SublimeNumeral.git %APPDATA%/Sublime\ Text\ 2/Packages/SublimeNumeral

On Linux:

- git clone https://github.com/gahcep/SublimeNumeral.git  ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/SublimeNumeral

On MacOS:

-  git clone https://github.com/gahcep/SublimeNumeral.git ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 2/Packages/SublimeNumeral

Commands

numeral_convert: Cyclically convert between BIN, DEC and HEX numerical systems. Bound to ctrl+shift+c.

Settings

All options are located in file %APPDATA%/Sublime\ Text\ 2/Packages/SublimeNumeral/SublimeNumeral.sublime-settings.

opt_prefer_numeral

Default value: "binary"

Option is useful when trying to convert under ambiguous situation, e.g. 1000 - could be either BIN or DEC or HEX.

Available options are: "decimal", "hexadecimal" and "binary"

opt_capitalize

Default value: false

Set if all letters included in a number will be capitalized.

E.g. 0x100fcc -> 0x100FCC

opt_binary_use_prefix

Default value: true

Set if prefix '0b' will be used for outputting a binary numbers.

opt_hexadecimal_use_prefix

Default value: true

Set if prefix '0x' will be used for outputting a hexadecimal numbers.

opt_binary_leading_enable

Default value: false

Fill a binary number with a zeros up to the nearest byte

E.g. if the option is false 0x25 -> 0b100101
E.g. if the option is true 0x25 -> 0b00100101

opt_binary_leading_align

Default value: false

Fill a binary number with a zeros up to the nearest even-counted byte

E.g. if the option is 'false': 0x25 -> 0b100101
E.g. if the option is 'true': 0x25 -> 0b0000000000100101 (2^1)
E.g. if the option is 'true': 0x2525 -> 0b0010010100100101 (2^1)
E.g. if the option is 'true': 0x22525 -> 0b00000000000000100010010100100101 (2^2)

opt_binary_leading_count

Default value: 0

The same as previous option but count of bytes, the number will be aligned to, can be fixed set. Cancels the option opt_binary_leading_align if not zero.
Settings number is a count of bits! And if the number exceeds that count, nothing happens.

Available range is 0 - disable, 1-256 bits