Re: [MacPerl] How can I display a number in dual representation, e.g. 29 --> 11101?

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Bart Lateur wrote:

>"%b" works in perl5.8.x, and,
>judging by the "perldoc -f sprintf" for 5.6.1, in 5.6.1 too.
>
This is what I was looking for. 

My MacPerl version number was 5.2.0r4; I just downloaded
     MacPerl 5.6.1r2
for MacOS9.2 and found that printf "%b" ...  works.
I also downloaded
     Mac-Carbon 0.71
for MacOSX; unfortunately I could not find an application
nor a make...-how-to.


Thank you also for the other suggestions.

Detlef Lindenthal

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