Have you looked at the “BigInt API”? According to the `bigint` docs,
integers have now become objects that you can manipulate using that API. Of
course, there isn’t a link, but I think if you look at Math::BigInt, it’s
probably correct. A quick look through suggests:
$bigintparam->as_bytes()
or
$bigintparam->numify()
might be useful?
Ricky
On Aug 28, 2018, at 1:44 PM, Greg London <[email protected]> wrote:
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> I have a function in a module that I would like to receive a bigint as a
> parameter. But the first thing I want the function to do is take the
> bigint and unpack it into an array of not-bigint bits.
>
> When I use bigint, everything seems to be a bigint.
> But I'm working with some existing data structures that have to be
> simple arrays of simple integer/bits. The script calls Dumper on some data
> and saves the result to a file, which another script uses as an input. And
> I don't want to mess with that script.
>
> I've tried putting "no bigint" in different places and I keep getting
> errors of one sort or another.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> sub myfunc{
> my($bigintparam)=@_;
>
> my @bitarray;
>
> # magic.
>
>
> }
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