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AdamWhiteHat / BigDecimal

An arbitrary-precision decimal (base 10) floating-point number class.
MIT License
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Is conversion to arbitrary base supported? #52

Closed qq1176914912 closed 2 months ago

qq1176914912 commented 2 months ago

Hello, excuse me. Do you support converting the result to an arbitrary decimal result? For example, Microsoft comes with Convert.ToString(x, 2), can output binary results, your project has a similar method? I'm not sure if it falls within the scope of the project

qq1176914912 commented 2 months ago

For decimals, it does not seem necessary to convert to any base (2,8,10,16). This function is required only for integers.