Decimal-Hexadecimal Converter

[Gtlcpimp]

and since I'm more active in NDS Hacking there aren't many tools left for a beginner like me to create.

True, but when you progress you can make more tools. Such as a debugger, disassembler, assembler, cheat device, and any other tools for the hackers (aka coders) to use to make cheats. Anything that can help the scene you stay active with. Also, the more you make the more you learn!

[Demonic722]

True, but when you progress you can make more tools. Such as a debugger, disassembler, assembler, cheat device, and any other tools for the hackers (aka coders) to use to make cheats. Anything that can help the scene you stay active with. Also, the more you make the more you learn!

Thanks for the advice. I haven't looked into any of those yet since they seem quite difficult for me at the moment but maybe in the future.

[AsPika2219]

Thanks for the nice tools!

[Demonic722]

No problem, AsPika!

[Demonic722]

Updated to Decimal Hexadecimal Converter Version 1.02.

Change log (v1.02):

- Brand New Interface.
- Brand New Source.
- Added a "Copy" function.
- Added a more secure illegal character check.
- Added fixed window.

[Helder]

Oh I have an idea for you to add, how about a reverse or negative conversion? like in some games where the value can become negative or is also used in increment/decrement conditionals where -1 is FFFF, -2 is FFFE and so on.

[Demonic722]

You mean, instead of converting positive values, convert negative ones as well?

[rimsky82]

He means having the option to treat the hex values as signed or unsigned. You would also need to specify the supposed length of the hex value, whether it be 8, 16, 32, or 64-bit (or others as well).

[Helder]

Yea like rimsky said, I've noticed this showing up more in some recent games so its a good idea to incorporate.

[rimsky82]

should be simple to code, just slap some radio buttons in a groupbox for length, and others in a groupbox for signed/unsigned, then take advantage of the string.format() method.