Data conversions with char[]'s

[apollo house]

Yes christmas was good,and I left my brain in a bottle some where. How do you convert char[] into strings and char[] into numbers ( greater that 10 eg 1234). I can manager sigles chars but the brain isn't fully functioning yet and I got new year to go yet! Thanks.

[afstorr]

to convert char[] into numbers you could loop through it converting each individual char into a number. Each time you move onto the next char you just multiply the number you are creating by 10 and then add the new character to it.

[apollo house]

Thanks, but their must be better way on carring out a 'atoi' with char arrays in .Net, and still cannot find a way to convert an array of chars which is delimitted into a string.

[Luc Pattyn]

int val = int.Parse(new string(myChars)); :)

Luc Pattyn

[tgrt]

The String class has an overloaded constructor that allows you to pass in a char array. char[] myChars = new char[] {'A', 'B', 'C'}; string myString = new string(myChars); /// "ABC" EDIT: oops missed the other post that points out the string constructor