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Easy base conversion in emacs

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# 0xc
(Pronounced "hex convert")

Base conversion made easy in emacs

## Features
- Base conversion!
- Intelligent base inference
- Replace-at-point methods
- Simple representation of bases up to 36

## Installation & Setup
0xc is avilable on [Melpa](https://melpa.org/#/0xc). After installing with `M-x package-install <RET> 0xc <RET>`,
all functions should be available.

## Functions
- `0xc-convert` - Simple string-to-string base conversion. Accepts prefix options and allows interactive use.
- `0xc-convert-point` - Replace the number at point with a converted representation.
- `0xc-live-convert` - Open a new window and show various interpretations and conversions for a number as you type it.

## Base Hinting

A number literal's base can be roughly determined via heuristics, but you can use the following hints to ensure 0xc gets it right:

- `0x` and `'h` are hexadecimal literals
- `0b` and `'b` are binary literals
- `0t` is a ternary literal
- `0d` and `'d` are decimal literals
- `0o` and `'o` are octal literals

Alternatively, you can prefix a base-n number with `n:`. 0xc will automatically remove any of these base hints when converting

## Future
More tests are next. If you feel like beating me to it, open a pull request.

## License
GPLv3+

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