───D2X(wholenumber ─┬─────┬─)──────
└─,n──┘
D2X returns a string of hexadecimal characters that is the hexadecimal representation of the decimal number.
If n is not specified, wholenumber must be a nonnegative number and the returned result has no leading 0 characters.
If n is specified, it is the length of the final result in characters; that is, after conversion the input string is sign-extended to the required length. If the number is too big to fit into n characters, it is shortened on the left.
Here are some examples:
D2X(9) -> '9' D2X(129) -> '81' D2X(129,1) -> '1' D2X(129,2) -> '81' D2X(129,4) -> '0081' D2X(257,2) -> '01' D2X(-127,2) -> '81' D2X(-127,4) -> 'FF81' D2X(12,0) -> ''
Implementation maximum: The output string cannot have more than 250 significant hexadecimal characters, though a longer result is possible if it has additional leading sign characters (0 and F).