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How to use 'python unsigned int' in Python

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robhagemans/pcbasic

185 def int_to_integer_unsigned(n):
186     """Convert Python int in range [-32768, 65535] to BASIC Integer."""
187     if n > 0xffff or n < -0x8000:
188         raise error.RunError(error.OVERFLOW)
189     if n < 0:
190         n = 0x10000 + n
191     return ('%', bytearray((n&0xff, n >> 8)))

gvx/deja

72 def unsigned_int(x):
73 	return unsigned_int_s.pack(x)

185	def int_to_integer_unsigned(n):
186	"""Convert Python int in range [-32768, 65535] to BASIC Integer."""
187	if n > 0xffff or n < -0x8000:
188	raise error.RunError(error.OVERFLOW)
189	if n < 0:
190	n = 0x10000 + n
191	return ('%', bytearray((n&0xff, n >> 8)))

How to use 'python unsigned int' in Python

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