Wired Numerator Input Chip?

[ins]

You know what really Grinds my gears?

The fact that we don't have some code chip! I mean , Like , you do stuff , and instead of y+x+z = whatever y+x+z equals , it should be yxz ( Aka. A pin device )
Basically something that the input is added on instead of added .
The example is crap.

Let's say I put it into Number Mode.
If I make wired buttons to 1 - 9 , and press 14325
I want to get 14325 instead of 15.
I think this is a really good idea , but explaining it isn't.
Say " CPU can do that " all you want ,
Some people know shit all about CPU. So all you " OMG CPU IS AWESOME SHUT UP CPU IS EASY TO LEARN LOL " ( which it is not ) Don't read this.

Thankyou for reading , I hope you take this into consideration. Possibly a keyboard input via Keyboard tool?
But definately a 0 - 9 Mode. Definately.
Thanks for reading and thanks to whoever gives this a shot.

[cadde]

Ok, CPU is hard if you have zero experience with programming or eaven basic "computer" logic...

However, the e-gate is easier than the CPU.

And this is how it would work for you...

N@Input gate
I@B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B0
O@Value
(~B1 & B1) -> I = 1, Pressed = 1;
(~B2 & B2) -> I = 2, Pressed = 1;
(~B3 & B3) -> I = 3, Pressed = 1;
(~B4 & B4) -> I = 4, Pressed = 1;
(~B5 & B5) -> I = 5, Pressed = 1;
(~B6 & B6) -> I = 6, Pressed = 1;
(~B7 & B7) -> I = 7, Pressed = 1;
(~B8 & B8) -> I = 8, Pressed = 1;
(~B9 & B9) -> I = 9, Pressed = 1;
(~B0 & B0) -> I = 0, Pressed = 1;
Pressed -> Digit += 1, Value = (Value + (10^Digit)) + I, Pressed = 0;

Tell me if that works, otherwise i messed something up.
But it works in theory!

[sukasa]

Ok, CPU is hard if you have zero experience with programming or eaven basic "computer" logic...

However, the e-gate is easier than the CPU.

And this is how it would work for you...

N@Input gate
I@B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B0
O@Value
(~B1 & B1) -> I = 1, Pressed = 1;
(~B2 & B2) -> I = 2, Pressed = 1;
(~B3 & B3) -> I = 3, Pressed = 1;
(~B4 & B4) -> I = 4, Pressed = 1;
(~B5 & B5) -> I = 5, Pressed = 1;
(~B6 & B6) -> I = 6, Pressed = 1;
(~B7 & B7) -> I = 7, Pressed = 1;
(~B8 & B8) -> I = 8, Pressed = 1;
(~B9 & B9) -> I = 9, Pressed = 1;
(~B0 & B0) -> I = 0, Pressed = 1;
Pressed -> Digit += 1, Value = (Value + (10^Digit)) + I, Pressed = 0;

Tell me if that works, otherwise i messed something up.
But it works in theory![/b]

I will also go out and say that the code should work, however, I see no 'clear' button, I'll try my hand at adding one (Ironically, I won't even have wiremod until christmas, but eh)

N@Input gate
I@B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B0 Rst
O@Value
(~B1 & B1) -> I = 1, Pressed = 1;
(~B2 & B2) -> I = 2, Pressed = 1;
(~B3 & B3) -> I = 3, Pressed = 1;
(~B4 & B4) -> I = 4, Pressed = 1;
(~B5 & B5) -> I = 5, Pressed = 1;
(~B6 & B6) -> I = 6, Pressed = 1;
(~B7 & B7) -> I = 7, Pressed = 1;
(~B8 & B8) -> I = 8, Pressed = 1;
(~B9 & B9) -> I = 9, Pressed = 1;
(~B0 & B0) -> I = 0, Pressed = 1;
(~Rst & Rst) -> I = 0, Pressed = 0; Value = 0; Digit = 0;
Pressed -> Digit += 1, Value = (Value + (10^Digit)) + I, Pressed = 0;

[Hysteria100]

I put up a suggestion a while back, for exactly this (as I understand from your explanation anyway) - a wired keypad that could output the number you type in. It didn't really go anywhere.

[ame="http://www.wiremod.com/showthread.php?t=2936"]http://www.wiremod.com/showthread.php?t=2936[/ame]

[ins]

Very nice guys with the exp and all , but I'd like to see an actual chip.
Hysteria , I'm not asking for a keypad. I'm asking for a Chip ( exp I don't mind but generally a chip is easier )
that can use inputs with the value 0 - 9. Not a keypad , there and then.
I don't know how you can make it output the selected numbers , why don't you ask the guy who made it the wired keypad that.

[cadde]

Yeah, a gate (chip, whatever) would probably be a nice feature but seeing as how easy it is to make one yourself via the e-gate and the fact that wire is supposed to be about people making their own sollutions. The devs will just say...

Save the expression and you have a numerical input gate!
Works just like it would in LUA code and is just as fast bla bla bla.

And i must say, i would agree to that statement



How ugly can i get, agreeing with my own fantasy

[ins]

I've just tried Suksa's version , and well , It's VERY buggy.
I type in 1 , I get 11 , Then a random number ( 1125 is oocasional) It definately Doesn't work how it is s upposed to.
I'll post the code I have of it here.

 N@Absoloute Code Gate
I@B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B0 Rst
O@Value
(~B1 & B1) -> I = 1, Pressed = 1;
(~B2 & B2) -> I = 2, Pressed = 1;
(~B3 & B3) -> I = 3, Pressed = 1;
(~B4 & B4) -> I = 4, Pressed = 1;
(~B5 & B5) -> I = 5, Pressed = 1;
(~B6 & B6) -> I = 6, Pressed = 1;
(~B7 & B7) -> I = 7, Pressed = 1;
(~B8 & B8) -> I = 8, Pressed = 1;
(~B9 & B9) -> I = 9, Pressed = 1;
(~B0 & B0) -> I = 0, Pressed = 1;
(~Rst & Rst) -> I = 0, Pressed = 0 Value = 0**Digit = 0;
Pressed -> Digit += 1, Value = (Value + (10^Digit)) + I, Pressed = 0;

[tomb332]

I put up a suggestion a while back, for exactly this (as I understand from your explanation anyway) - a wired keypad that could output the number you type in. It didn't really go anywhere.

http://www.wiremod.com/showthread.php?t=2936[/b]

well if you minus 48 from the output of a keyboard then press number keys it will output the number. Warning may screw up if you press letters.

[ins]

Could somebody fix the code and / or make a new one because this supposedly " working " oone doesn't work atall.
Thanks!

[Beer]

Reset -> Value=0;
~One & One -> Value=Value*10+1;
~Two & Two -> Value=Value*10+2;
~Three & Three -> Value=Value*10+3;
~Four & Four -> Value=Value*10+4;
~Five & Five -> Value=Value*10+5;
~Six & Six -> Value=Value*10+6;
~Seven & Seven -> Value=Value*10+7;
~Eight & Eight -> Value=Value*10+8;
~Nine & Nine -> Value=Value*10+9;
~Zero & Zero -> Value=Value*10+0;

You'll need 11 buttons: 0-9 and a Reset Button, all non-toggle.

This will work flawlessly, granted you wire it properly. The only problem, which is fairly easy to correct, is that if you enter in a number TOO high.. eventually it will output value as a number like 482397103e1

I saw an example how to do this a while back, but I'm not sure where.