use strconv

String to number conversions.

Functions: - format_int: Format integer in any base (2-36) - parse_int: Parse string to integer in any base (2-36) (fallible) - itoa: Convert integer to decimal string (shorthand for 10 format_int) - atoi: Parse decimal string to integer (shorthand for 10 parse_int) (fallible) - format_float: Format float to string - parse_float: Parse string to float (fallible) - format_bool: Format boolean to string - parse_bool: Parse string to boolean (fallible)

Functions

fn itoa

Convert integer to decimal string (base 10). Equivalent to: value 10 strconv::format_int

Signature: (value:i64 -- s:str)

Example:

42 strconv::itoa print  // "42"

fn atoi !

Parse decimal string to integer (base 10). This is a fallible function — use ! to abort on error, or switch to handle errors.

Signature: (s:str -- value:i64)!

Example:

"42" strconv::atoi! print  // 42

// With error handling:
"abc" strconv::atoi switch {
    Ok { -> val val print nl }
    _ { err -> code -> msg "parse failed" print nl }
}

fn format_int

Format integer in given base.

Signature: (value:i64 base:i64 -- s:str)

Example:

255 16 strconv::format_int print  // "ff"

fn parse_int !

Parse integer from string in given base. This is a fallible function — use ! to abort on error, or switch to handle errors.

Signature: (s:str base:i64 -- value:i64)!

Example:

"ff" 16 strconv::parse_int! print  // 255

fn format_float

Format float to string. Uses compact %g format (removes trailing zeros).

Signature: (value:f64 -- s:str)

Example:

3.14159 strconv::format_float print  // "3.14159"

fn parse_float !

Parse string to float. This is a fallible function — use ! to abort on error, or switch to handle errors.

Signature: (s:str -- value:f64)!

Example:

"3.14" strconv::parse_float! print  // 3.14

fn format_bool

Format boolean to string. Non-zero becomes "true", zero becomes "false".

Signature: (value:i64 -- s:str)

Example:

1 strconv::format_bool print  // "true"

fn parse_bool !

Parse string to boolean. Accepts "true"/"1" as true, "false"/"0" as false (case-insensitive). This is a fallible function — use ! to abort on error, or switch to handle errors.

Signature: (s:str -- value:i64)!

Example:

"true" strconv::parse_bool! print  // 1