I found a bug, so I created a test suite and published a new release for my signed/unsigned integer converter CLI utility, twos:

https://github.com/v-p-b/twos/releases/tag/v0.0.2

@buherator an overengineered rax2?

@pancake I mostly did this as an excercise in Rust, didn't know rax2 can do the same

@buherator it's a base converter, also accessible from the `?` command in r2, i guess it's more challenging to do this in Rust, there's always a bit of pain when doing things in this language

@pancake Absolutely, that was part of the point actually :D

@buherator what parser are you calling in the first function?

@dey You mean this? https://docs.rs/clap/latest/clap/_derive/_tutorial/index.html

@buherator damn it's inbuilt. Holy. How hard is rust compared to C?

@dey It's not built-in, it's a 3rd party package called `clap`. For simple stuff Rust is pretty easy, esp. because you have a nice package ecosystem (incl. the pkg manager). But for non-trivial stuff, the learning curve is *steep*.

@buherator yeah too old for steep back already hurts 😂

@buherator rax is also a calculator, not just a base converter, and supports many bases, even base3, base81 and different floating point types and endianness. Take a look at it as it was one of the basic cmdline tools since r1 20 years ago