Does anyone know of an efficient way to convert decimal numbers and store each digit of the output to a separate place?

I'm aware of Weregoose's

int(round(BfPart(NB^seq(I,I,‾int(ln(N)/ln(B))-1,‾1

However, typing it into the homescreen returns an Err:Argument.

Here's the method I wrote to turn decimal to binary quite a while ago. Not sure what I could come up with now though, just to lazy

" →Str3
Prompt A
While A≥1
iPart(A)/2→A
Str3+sub("10",1+not(fPart(Ans)),1→Str3
End
For(X,1,length(Ans)-1
sub(Ans,2X,1)+Ans
End
sub(Ans,1,X
Should work.

What do you mean though by store each digit in a separate place?

The thing about Weregoose's is that it exports into a list (and I don't remember correctly or not but it might still be reversed too) and lists can be tricky to manipulate.

Well what kind of manipulating are you looking at doing? Like specifically. Are you trying to put all the ones at the beginning, at the end, randomize it all just with a set number of each, etc.

Does anyone know of an efficient way to convert decimal numbers and store each digit of the output to a separate place?

I'm aware of Weregoose's

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int(round(BfPart(NB^seq(I,I,‾int(ln(N)/ln(B))-1,‾1

However, typing it into the homescreen returns an Err:Argument.

It works for me And I think that's just about the most optimized base converter you can get with BASIC. Are you using the vars correctly (base (2 in this case) in B, your decimal in N)?

Can you make a screenie? It works for me...

Maybe you make some obscure typo?

Ooh...

Testing any glitchy programs recently?

EDIT: Versailles.