char array to string

[lune12]

Hi, I have a char array with 2 elemts. char c[2]; c[0] = 0x10; c[1] = 0x06; I want a string that will hold "1006". How can I do that? Thanks.

[Rajesh R Subramanian]

You could use _stprintf[^] or if you're using MFC, look at CString::Format()[^]

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[_Superman_]

char str[5];
sprintf(str, "%02X%02X", char[0], char[1]);

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modified on Wednesday, May 20, 2009 2:12 AM

[H r ld]

char szData[] = "1006"; or char szData[AnySizeGreater4] = "1006";

[_Superman_]

Good one. Simple and nice.

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[lune12]

Thanks

[CPallini]

I see a flaw in your code (I supposed supeheroes flawless... :rolleyes:). :)

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Oooops. Ahem! Actually I leave that to the compiler. :-\

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