Converting ascii to iCal?

I currently use Solaris CDE with Calendar details kept
in ascii format. If I am going to use iPlanet's latest
version of Calendar I need a way of importing all of ascii files for users into iCal. Otherwise I'm left resubmitting all details for the year.

Hello I need some help.
I need to convert the ASCII data to Binary form. Like
if i have the character 'A' and its ASCII is 65 then
its binary would be 01000001.
If there is any function/method available in java to
convert ascii to binary, i would be really thanful.
byte ascii = 65;
String binresult = "";
for(int i=0;i<8;i++) {
if(ascii%(2^i)=0) binresult += "0";
else binresult += "1";
}

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Converting ASCII to Binary

Hello I need some help.
I need to convert the ASCII data to Binary form. Like if i have the character 'A' and its ASCII is 65 then its binary would be 01000001.
If there is any function/method available in java to convert ascii to binary, i would be really thanful.

Hello I need some help.
I need to convert the ASCII data to Binary form. Like
if i have the character 'A' and its ASCII is 65 then
its binary would be 01000001.
If there is any function/method available in java to
convert ascii to binary, i would be really thanful.
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Convert ASCII File into HTML

Hi All,
I have a requirement to convert ASCII files (formatted files when opened through Textpad / Editplus) into HTML when its hyperlink is clicked from my application.
The present code is that, the TXT file was streamed, html tags have been added and the entire file was re-written as HTML (based on char 12 / 32, as the case may be) and saved as JSP / HTML extension, and placed in a temp folder.
response.sendRedirect() was used to open this file, which threw OutofMemoryException errors.
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160k is trival on a modern desktop OS. Especially since it is temporary. What heap size is the server using?

HELP! Converting ascii to its decimal codes

Does anyone know how to convert ascii code to its decimal equivalent? Is there a simple function that can do this?
Thanks for any help!!

Yes there is.
String whatever = "whatever"
char[] chars = whatever.toCharArray();
for(int i=0; i<chars.length; i++) {
System.out.println( (int) chars[i] );
And since its friday I wont flame you for not reading
a simple tutorial, though its hard not to
ehmm, the square brackets around the chars[i] are replaced by
non-squares, or not visible, but they ARE square brackets

How to convert ASCII to an integer number??

Here I am trying to send the number 1000000 from microcontroller through UART and I am recieving the ASCII in labview. But i would like to get exact 1000000 in labview too. So i am trying to convert ASCII to integer but i am unable to do that.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

danil33 wrote:
Hello mallik,
Please don't feel bad.Smercurio and all other experts are trying to make us to do things by our own.THis will make us experts in labview.Thats why he told you to go through the tutorials.I have heard such type of advice(sometimes they scold us) so many times.Still Iam hearingIt is our fault that we won't go through the tutorials properly.Don't get annoyed.
Besides, the question is quite unclear formulated and makes me almost assume, that the OP hasn't even bothered to look for a solution himself. Since the OP receives a string it would be logical to look in the String palette for some function to do what he wants. And inside that palette there is magically a String/Number Conversion palette, which sounds almost like it could contain at least one function that could do the right thing. (In fact it contains 3 that could work, but I'm sure the OP can find the most logical one for his number easlily).
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How to convert ASCII to CHAR?

Hi, experts.
Now I want to convert ASCII to CHAR, can you give me some methods? And I also want to know what's my ABAP Version.
Thanks in advance!

*After look so bad code that no work i did my own code, a gift for all you:*
FORM CHARACTER_ASCII   using    p_letra
                                             changing p_nro   type i.
field-symbols: <n> type x.
assign p_letra to <n> casting.
move <n> to p_nro.
ENDFORM.
FORM ASCII_CHARACTER using    p_nro type i
                                           changing p_letra.
DATA: c    TYPE c,
      x(4) TYPE x.
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fc> TYPE c.
x = p_nro.
ASSIGN x to <fc> CASTING TYPE c.
MOVE <fc>+1(1) to p_letra.
ENDFORM.

How to convert ascii to character

how to convert ascii to character is there any function module or any code.plz help me in finding this.

Hi,
please go through this
If I give input as 65 (ascill value) I want display 'A'.
Below logic is for convert from character to ascii value.
report Ascii_convert.
*Going from A to 65
data : c value 'A'.
field-symbols : <n> type x.
data : rn type i.
assign c to <n> casting.
move <n> to rn.
write rn.
*Going from 66 to B
data : i type i value 66.
data : x type x.
field-symbols : <fc> type c.
move i to x.
assign x to <fc> casting type c.
move <fc> to c.
write c.
i hope this will help you ,
Raja T

Convert ascii to hexadecimal

They forgive my weak knowledge of labview. It needed that they helped me, to convert AsciiI into hexadecimal. I give the following example: I have a string #01SVT<BL>+098,037 (ASCII) = 2C9 (hexadecimal). how it is that I can get this for labview? Debtor, and I ask for excuse for my English.

Hi Luigi,
why is 2C9 (hexadecimal) = #01SVT<BL>+098,037 (ASCII)?? But anyway, if you want to split your String to extract some parts of the String, there is a function called "split string"
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Another hint (and one of the reasons i'm so inspired by LabView) is: If you want to test the behaviour of a function or VI, simply open a new blank VI, drop the function to examine and create appropriate controls and indicators of the interesting In- and Outputs by the context menu of the connectors. Then you can type in some testdata and run the VI to see, what the function does. This is a very fast way to create a testing environment for the function.
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To Convert ASCII Data to PDF file

Hello,
Does any one knows how to convert ASCII data into PDF document using Java. I know there are some 3 party tools available which does this, but i don't want to use any 3 party tools.
Can help on this matter, doing it using java programming will be appreciated

if you don't want to use 3rd party tools, then you will need to go read either the source of an app that does it, and port/copy it.
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Converting ASCII text (byte array ending in null) to a String

Hi all,
I am trying to convert a null terminated ascii string stored in a byte array to a java String. When I pass the byte array to the String constructor it
does not detect/interpret the null as a terminator for the ascii string. Is this something I have to manually program in? ie Check for where the null is and then
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How can I convert ASCII characters to ISO8859?

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Hi,
NZ_Dave wrote:
For example, this is the line that I have to parse:
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This is coded in UTF-8. If you convert the bytes to a String using the UTF-8 encoding, then you will have the correct characters "Orientaci�n" in the string.
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Converted Outlook to iCal - All day events messed up

I converted Outlook calendar via O2M and imported it into iCal on iMac. The all-day events are blocking up time from 12:00am to 12:00am rather than appearing in the all-day box at the top of the day. When I click on the event, the "Make All-Day Event" selection is grayed out and I cannot select it. The events are blocking up and crowding my calendar and I can't see anything. I don't want to delete and re-enter all events. Just bought the iMac a week ago. What's the fix?

Found this on another topic and it fixed my problem:
Re: AppleScript to make All-Day Events?
Feb 2, 2006 1:28 AM (in response to Roger Barre)
Hi Roger, This is fairly straighforward in Applescript. You could try something like the script below. Depending on the number of events in the calendar it's possible this could take time. The script should let you know when it's done. Just in case you don't like the result. Backup, just in case. In iCal go to File>Back up Database... and save your calendars. --Copy blue text into Script Editor (Applications > Applescript > Script Editor) , press Run and follow prompts. If you are happy with the results you could save it as an Application.
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Is it possible to convert ascii data in binary?

Hi all.
In my one table there is a column which contains ascii value. i want to convert it in binary. It it possible in oracle?
eg field value:1250ÿ it should be 125011111111
kindly tell how to do this.
i have tried this using a simple java program but doesnot work for some ascii values.
thank you

I created two functions :
create or replace FUNCTION dec2bin (N IN NUMBER) RETURN VARCHAR2 IS
binval VARCHAR2(64);
N2 NUMBER := N;
BEGIN
WHILE ( N2 > 0 ) LOOP
binval := MOD(N2, 2) || binval;
N2 := TRUNC( N2 / 2 );
END LOOP;
RETURN binval;
END dec2bin;
And other :
create or replace function to_ascii( inSource IN VARCHAR2 )
return varchar2 AS
ResultString varchar2(381); -- 3 * possible length of source
TempNumber number;
begin
for i in 1..length( inSource ) loop
TempNumber := dec2bin ( ascii( substr( inSource,i,1 ) ) );
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end loop;
return ResultString;
end;
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column mybin for 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999
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01100111
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MYBIN
011001110110100101110010011010010111001101101000
SQL>Source:http://psoug.org/snippet/Convert-between-Decimal-Binary-Octal-and-Hex_536.htm
http://www.dbforums.com/oracle/974944-converting-string-binary.html
Is this you want or something else ?
Regards
Girish Sharma

Problem in converting ASCII value in Dev. and Production

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