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Note: math is zero-based as it's on a grid

1. I have a 16x16 grid of squares (256 total)

2. Within each square are smaller squares (256 total) that are also arranged 16x16

3. I need to two numbers and covert them to determine which large square and which small square should be colored

4. I need a formula that would do this:

Data:

(Num1.Num2) = (x,y)

0.0 = 0,0
0.1 = 1,0
0.2 = 2,0
...
0.16 = 0,1
0.17 = 1,1
0.18 = 2,1
...
16.0 = 0,16
...
16.16 = 0,17
16.17 = 1,17
16.18 = 2,17
...
255.255 = 255,255
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You'll need to work with integers and Mod(), as in $value = Mod($input, 16)

Your examples are wrong AFAICT.

Are you really going to try working with 16.17 (floating point values)? If so, you setup yourself for surprises.

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The 2 numbers are part of an IP address. The . is the separator of the 2 numbers. I should of specified that.

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As stated in your other thread, there are no valid IP addresses that start with "0.x" and there are also no valid IP addresses that start with anything above "223.x" so you wouldn't need to include those in your grid. There are also a lot of other IP addresses that aren't valid that don't need to be included, because you'll never see them. If you are doing this for Internet IP addresses, and not LAN IP addresses, you can eliminate all of the private IP address ranges from the list as well, because if you ever saw one of them in an internet address it's an error.

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As stated in your other thread, there are no valid IP addresses that start with "0.x" and there are also no valid IP addresses that start with anything above "223.x" so you wouldn't need to include those in your grid. There are also a lot of other IP addresses that aren't valid that don't need to be included, because you'll never see them. If you are doing this for Internet IP addresses, and not LAN IP addresses, you can eliminate all of the private IP address ranges from the list as well, because if you ever saw one of them in an internet address it's an error.

I'll add that after the formula for this. It would most likely be easier.

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It has been more than 24 hours. I still need help.

P.S. This is a "bump"

Edited by rcmaehl

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What have you coded so far? Can you post your script?

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Here ya go. Next time I'd like to see a little code from you first.

For $i = 0 To 255
    For $j = 0 To 255
        $x = Mod($j, 16)
        $y = Floor($j / 16) + Mod($i * 16, 256)
        ConsoleWrite($i & "." & $j & " = " & $x & "," & $y & @CRLF)
    Next
Next

Whenever someone says "pls" because it's shorter than "please", I say "no" because it's shorter than "yes".

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Here ya go. Next time I'd like to see a little code from you first.

For $i = 0 To 255
    For $j = 0 To 255
        $x = Mod($j, 16)
        $y = Floor($j / 16) + Mod($i * 16, 256)
        ConsoleWrite($i & "." & $j & " = " & $x & "," & $y & @CRLF)
    Next
Next

I actually was just about to upload it. I just noticed that your math is wrong, but I think I understand what I have to do. Thanks ;)

Hah. This thread showed up as the latest topic in General help and support as "I Need Mat..."

Heh.

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I just noticed that your math is wrong

I hate it when that happens. Try this one.

For $i = 0 To 255
    For $j = 0 To 255
        $x = Mod(Mod($j, 16) + (Mod($i, 256) * 16), 256)
        $y = Floor($j / 16) + 16 * Floor($i / 16)
        ConsoleWrite($i & "." & $j & " = " & $x & "," & $y & @CRLF)
    Next
Next

Thanks ;)

Glad to help.

Whenever someone says "pls" because it's shorter than "please", I say "no" because it's shorter than "yes".

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