Conversion from int to basic string

[toxcct]

remember the discussion below[^]

[Naveen]

don't u know v2.0 is from another planet(An alien with vc++ knowledge) nave

[Cedric Moonen]

I think he was asking how to convert an integer into a std::string directly

[toxcct]

:-D he might have jump over the post but now, it's cool, anybody knows... :->

[Naveen]

:doh: sorry don't attack my earth for my mistake...Please:(( nave

[itkid]

U r right!!

[Nishad S]

If he do so we can pause him... ;) He is providing C:\> prompt... Just type "pause" command there... :) - NS -

[toxcct]

hey, don't worry, i'm a pacific intergalactic traveler... my only purpose is to provide C/C++ knowledge around our universe ;)

[Nishad S]

Sorry I am not familar with that... - NS -

[Naveen]

v2.0 ... What does the c:\> prompt in ur profile indicates.. nave

[Nishad S]

I have posted some suggestions about VisualCalc... Did you see that? - NS -

[toxcct]

it indicates that you are at the root directory on the C: drive :rolleyes:

[toxcct]

i did ;)

[Stephen Hewitt]

Here's how I'd go about doing it: ostringstream ss; ss << "PI = " << 3.14159265; string s = ss.str(); Includes you'll need:  <string>  <sstream> Assumes:  using namespace std; Steve

[Nishad S]

Means we have to uncover a lot... right? And we are only at the root... ( philosophy ) :) - NS -

[Naveen]

I am serious man:| nave

[toxcct]

hum, so i didn't understand your question... in MS-DOS, C:\> is the common prompt to tell that you are located on the root directory of the C: drive. the ver command displays the actual version on MS-DOS installed (or windows since WinNT4 - as it doesn't need dos anymore) if i still don't answer your question, please rephrase:^)

[jhwurmbach]

itkid wrote:

Is there any API which convert int(int a) to basic string(string b)?

std::basic_string is a template. You can't convert to it, but only to its instantiations e.g. std::string or std::wstring That said, I would take a look at boost.orgs lexical cast[^] or format[^]. Free but peer-reviewed code. Some of it will be part of the next version of the C++-Standard.

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[Akt_4_U]

what is going on here........????? i just confused...:zzz::(( Akkott

[itkid]

Thank you very much Steve. It is really usefull. ;)