example: n:binary-rep correction for negative numbers
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@ -74,14 +74,16 @@ The `n:to-string<with-base>` returns a representation of binary numbers, but
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not the actual bitwise representation. The next word takes care of this.
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:n:binary-rep (n-s)
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[ s:empty buffer:set
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dup n:negative? [ n:inc ] if
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#32 [ dup n:negative?
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[ dup n:odd? ] [ dup n:even? ] choose
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[ $1 ] [ $0 ] choose buffer:add
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#2 / ] times drop
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buffer:start s:reverse
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] buffer:preserve ;
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{{
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'Selector var
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:bit (f-c) [ $0 ] [ $1 ] choose ;
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---reveal---
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:n:binary-rep (n-s)
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dup n:negative? [ n:inc &n:odd? ] [ &n:even? ] choose !Selector
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[ s:empty buffer:set
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#32 [ dup @Selector call bit buffer:add #2 / ] times drop
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buffer:start s:reverse
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] buffer:preserve ;
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}}
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~~~
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