Converting int to Hex String

[MKlucher]

Anyone know how I would do this? I would think it's something like... int myNum = 7424; String * myNumAsHex = Convert::ToString(myNum, "X"); That doesn't work of course because I think you need to use the IFormatProvider class but I can't seem to use it correctly, any ideas?

[wwwhb2000]

I think you can finish it as the following: int nNum = 7424; char szNum[20]; sprintf(szNum, "%x", nNum); Coding,I love it! MM,I Love it 2!!

[VKatti]

itoa() with radix parameter set 16 will convert to HEX string See details of itoa()

[MKlucher]

Thanks for your suggestions, is there a way to use the .NET framework to do this? Or must I use native code?

[wb]

are you sure, you CANT do it , the way you mentioned?? I did something like byte b = 44; string str = b.TosTring("X"); and it worked....

[MKlucher]

I figured it out, you need to use the Int32 class, AFAIK byte is a value type in MC++ so it couln't have the ToString associated with it. So it's Int32 test = 5432; String * testStr = test.ToString("X");

[S Senthil Kumar]

What? Value types derive from System.ValueType which in turn derives from System.Object, so they do have ToString() defined. Regards Senthil