Daniel Carrera wrote:
> I don't quite undersatnd your question.  Could you elaborate?
>
I solved it in my script at least.

n = "foo" if not x.eql? nil

> I don't think so.  Why don't you just write your own?
>
I may have to have to, but regrettably, math is not my strongest point.

> What's the format of your input?
>
Standard IP addy, "127.0.0.1". I know what I am looking for can be 
accompished with the hton() function in C, (converts host to network byte 
order). I looked for a similier function/method in ruby and failed to find 
one, so I found out that it is simply converted to base 10, hence this 
question. :)

Side Note: My apologies to you Daniel regarding the CSS on the Ruby-GNOME2 
website font size. I still have not had the chance to fix it, and I had 
told you I would correct it a couple of weeks ago. I have fixed it, and 
will upload it tonight.

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