Help completing this sequence

[evan_kurowski]

Hello All,

I diligently and dutifully trying create conversion table for fractions, even though there seem to be plenty of other websites out there that claim they can do this easy, but I'm hoping to create my own for help of math.  Why embrace math, is hard to explain, because functions linear and non-reciprocal.  However feedback has been incomprehensible... and I don't understand the pattern.

There seem to be a combination of binary ascii.  Can anyone help me complete this table to perform fractions out to 32 rows to 2^-32, so that I can get conversion table for these fractions?  Maybe the table doesn't know what's good for calculating and will romance to the easy solution that gives answer good to hear?  Regardless if beak is moist, not can understand but is clear, table has diminishing rows. Can you help me take to 32 rows?

[jagan]

Hi Evan,

Can you attach the sample script you created till now?

Regards.

Jagan.

[evan_kurowski]

Maybe start from here?  http://www.asciitablechart.com/

[rbecher · Accepted solution]

Hi Evan,

my first attempt was something like this:

Fractions:
LOAD
    pow(2,RecNo() * -1) as val,
    224 - ((RecNo() -1) * 16) as asc,
    chr(224 - ((RecNo() -1) * 16)) as chr
AutoGenerate(32);

The result for val seems to be ok but asc and chr will not work since (I guess) you will need at least a 4 Byte representation.

- Ralf

[evan_kurowski]

Yes, yes, yes...  You've got me on the right track Ralf, I guess once the asc field drops down to zero and wants to head into negative territory and wrap around the Unicode table, I'll have to find a way to "increment my abbacus" and wind it through the top byte again, so I can stay in the front 0-255 chr.

Thank you!