vle-itoa32


(vle-itoa32  intVal)

returns the string representation of the 32 bit value of input number;
if input value is above 32 bit range (a 64 bit number string) then this is truncated to a 32 bit value, to match the behaviour of other CAD systems using 32 bit integers even in x64 builds

Arguments

intVal  an integer number

Return

returns the string of the 32 bit value of input number

Example

(vle-itoa32 2684354560)
returns "-1610612736" instead of "2684354560"

Alias


Remarks

this is effective only with Bricscad x64, otherwise it does nothing;
as BricsCAD x64 allows 64 bit integers, there is a minor conflict in compatibility with other CAD systems here;
if a Lisp application needs that incorrect behaviour of other CAD systems, then this function can help as workaround


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