user@host [0] basecon.pl -h basecon.pl converts base inputs to selected base output Usage: basecon.pl [ -h ] basecon.pl [ -V ] basecon.pl < -i IBASE > < -o OBASE > [ -v | -c [ -s CSEP ]] [ -d ISEP ] val0 (val1 val2 ... valN) -h This help output -V Display basecon.pl version and exit -i IBASE Base value of input -o OBASE Base value to set for output Base Values: a ascii b binary d decimal h hexadecimal o octal -v Verbose output (mutually exclusive to '-c') -c CSV output (mutually exclusive to '-v') -s CSEP CSV output delimiter (default is a pipe, '|') -d ISEP Delimiter within an input string value Note: If output is set to ascii, unprintable ascii characters are replaced with '[Dval]', thus BS (backspace) would output as [D8] Sample: convert from octal to ascii, verbose output, with '-' as internal value delimiter: host [0] basecon.pl -v -io -oa -d - 150 105-146-147 154 141 octal => ascii 150 => h 105-146-147 => E-f-g 154 => l 141 => a # input file: user@host [0] tail -5 infile0 10.132.41.251 10.132.41.252 10.132.41.253 10.132.41.254 10.132.41.255 # decimal conversion to hexadecimal user@host [0] basecon.pl -id -oh -d . `tail -5 infile0` 0a.84.29.fb 0a.84.29.fc 0a.84.29.fd 0a.84.29.fe 0a.84.29.ff # decimal conversion to binary (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -id -ob -d . `tail -5 infile0` decimal => binary 10.132.41.251 => 00001010.10000100.00101001.11111011 10.132.41.252 => 00001010.10000100.00101001.11111100 10.132.41.253 => 00001010.10000100.00101001.11111101 10.132.41.254 => 00001010.10000100.00101001.11111110 10.132.41.255 => 00001010.10000100.00101001.11111111 # decimal conversion to octal (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -id -oo -d . `tail -5 infile0` decimal => octal 10.132.41.251 => 012.204.051.373 10.132.41.252 => 012.204.051.374 10.132.41.253 => 012.204.051.375 10.132.41.254 => 012.204.051.376 10.132.41.255 => 012.204.051.377 # decimal conversion to ascii (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -id -oa -d . 84.105.77.79.83.67.76.73 decimal => ascii 84.105.77.79.83.67.76.73 => T.i.M.O.S.C.L.I # ascii conversion to decimal (csv output) user@host [0] basecon.pl -c -ia -od -d " " "TiMOS CLI" ascii|decimal TiMOS CLI|84 105 77 79 83 67 76 73 # ascii conversion to hexadecimal (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -ia -oh -d " " "TiMOS CLI" ascii => hexadecimal TiMOS CLI => 54 69 4d 4f 53 43 4c 49 # ascii conversion to binary (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -ia -ob -d " " "TiMOS CLI" 01010100 01101001 01001101 01001111 01010011 01000011 01001100 01001001 # ascii conversion to octal (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -ia -oo -d " " "TiMOS CLI" ascii => octal TiMOS CLI => 124 151 115 117 123 103 114 111 # binary conversion to decimal (csv output, : delimiter) user@host [0] basecon.pl -c -s : -ib -od -d . 00001010.10000100.00101001.11111101 binary:decimal 00001010.10000100.00101001.11111101:10.132.41.253 # binary conversion to octal (csv output) user@host [0] basecon.pl -c -ib -oo -d . 00001010.10000100.00101001.11111101 binary|octal 00001010.10000100.00101001.11111101|012.204.051.375 # binary conversion to ascii user@host [0] basecon.pl -ib -oa -d " " "01000011 01001100 01001001" C L I # binary conversion to hexadecimal user@host [0] basecon.pl -ib -oh -d " " "01000011 01001100 01001001" 43 4c 49 # octal conversion to decimal (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -io -od -d . 012.204.051.375 124.151.115.117.123.114.111 octal => decimal 012.204.051.375 => 10.132.41.253 124.151.115.117.123.103.114.111 => 84.105.77.79.83.67.76.73 # octal conversion to binary (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -io -ob -d . 012.204.051.374 012.204.051.376 octal => binary 012.204.051.374 => 00001010.10000100.00101001.11111100 012.204.051.376 => 00001010.10000100.00101001.11111110 # octal conversion to ascii (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -io -oa -d " " "124 151 115 117 123 103 114 111" octal => ascii 124 151 115 117 123 103 114 111 => T i M O S C L I # octal conversion to hexadecimal (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -io -oh -d . 012.204.051.375 117.123.114.111 octal => hexadecimal 012.204.051.375 => 0a.84.29.fd 117.123.114.111 => 4f.53.4c.49 # hexadecimal conversion to decimal (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -ih -od -d : 0a:84:29:fd 08:00:27:d2:4e:8b hexadecimal => decimal 0a:84:29:fd => 10:132:41:253 08:00:27:d2:4e:8b => 8:0:39:210:78:139 # hexadecimal conversion to octal (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -ih -oo -d : 0a:84:29:fd 08:00:27:d2:4e:8b hexadecimal => octal 0a:84:29:fd => 012:204:051:375 08:00:27:d2:4e:8b => 010:000:047:322:116:213 # hexadecimal conversion to binary (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -ih -ob -d : 0a:84:29:fd 08:00:27:d2:4e:8b hexadecimal => binary 0a:84:29:fd => 00001010:10000100:00101001:11111101 08:00:27:d2:4e:8b => 00001000:00000000:00100111:11010010:01001110:10001011 # hexadecimal conversion to ascii (verbose) user@host [0] basecon.pl -v -ih -oa -d " " "54 69 4d 4f 53 43 4c 49" hexadecimal => ascii 54 69 4d 4f 53 43 4c 49 => T i M O S C L I
13 February 2011
new utility, basecon.pl
I've posted a new utility, basecon.pl, to the Tools page. basecon.pl is a simple utility that converts base inputs to selected base output. Currently, basecon.pl can accept input and output types of ascii, binary, decimal, hexadecimal, and octal. The following is sample output from basecon.pl:
