how can I convert:
int Integer = 64;
into
char String[3] = "64";
Im trying to set up a stats shower for my game. I wrote a custom font engine which only accepts character arrays. I''ve tried it with numbers as its fields, so I know that that part of it will work. I just need to convert the integer that my fps function generates into a character array.
thanks;
Prairie
Int to char array conversion - any suggestions
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simple question here
how can I convert:
int Integer = 64;
into
char String[3] = "64";
Im trying to set up a stats shower for my game. I wrote a custom font engine which only accepts character arrays. I''ve tried it with numbers as its fields, so I know that that part of it will work. I just need to convert the integer that my fps function generates into a character array.
thanks;
Prairie
how can I convert:
int Integer = 64;
into
char String[3] = "64";
Im trying to set up a stats shower for my game. I wrote a custom font engine which only accepts character arrays. I''ve tried it with numbers as its fields, so I know that that part of it will work. I just need to convert the integer that my fps function generates into a character array.
thanks;
Prairie
Morbo is right... that will work...
Optionally, you could use itoa()...
that last parameter tells itoa what base to use... 2 for binary, 10 for decimal, 16 for hex, etc.
remember to include stdlib.h if you're gonna use it tho!
~Morkhai
Edited by - Morkhai on July 18, 2000 12:40:13 PM
Optionally, you could use itoa()...
itoa(Integer, String, 10); that last parameter tells itoa what base to use... 2 for binary, 10 for decimal, 16 for hex, etc.
remember to include stdlib.h if you're gonna use it tho!
~Morkhai
Edited by - Morkhai on July 18, 2000 12:40:13 PM
Author
thanks Morkhai, it worked like a charm. I tried all of the above suggestions and that was the only one that worked. It worked and thats all that matters, so thanks again.
-Prairie
-Prairie
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