问题
In Ruby:
-1104507 ^ 3965973030 => -3966969949
In Javascript:
-1104507 ^ 3965973030 => 327997347
Someone asked a similar question here but the answer just pointed to a wrapper for Closure. I need a way to get the same answers from Ruby as I get for JavaScript so I can port this code over.
I need a way of being able to get the JavaScript result from any A ^ B
in Ruby for any integers A
and B
.
回答1:
Those two are the same result, modulo 232. In Ruby you could & 4294967295
to make the result the same as in Javascript.
To cover all the cases, you need to take into account that Javascript considers binary values to be signed 32-bit integers. Ruby on the other hand will produce unsigned 32-bit integers from the & 4294967295
operation.
So, in Javascript simply:
c = a ^ b
To get the same thing in Ruby:
c = (a ^ b) & 4294967295
c -= 4294967296 if c > 2147483647
回答2:
Thanks to Mark Adler for the initial tip, I think this is the way to do it algorithmically:
max_32_int = (2**32)
c = a ^ b
if c > (max_32_int/2)
c = c - max_32_int
elsif c < -(max_32_int/2)
c = c + max_32_int
end
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17056263/getting-the-same-result-from-ruby-as-javascript-for-bitwise-xor