Int to char conversion

[Ankit.k]

The Ascii value of the characters should get the related character. I am searching for any function which does that, example for i=65, I get 'A'.

[BelenMuñoz]

I think it can be done with a cast.
Something like that:

char a = (char)i;

Hope it works.

Regards.

[andre]

Look into using [[doc:QChar]].

[leon.anavi]

[quote author="BelenMuñoz" date="1359030558"]
char a = (char)i;
[/quote]

This is a C style cast and in C++ code it is high recommend to use static_cast. Example:

@
int nMyInt = 65;
char nMyChar = static_cast<char>(nMyInt);
QChar char(nMyChar);
@

[andre]

As QChar has a constructor that takes an int, the intermediary cast to char is not needed.

[leon.anavi]

[quote author="Andre" date="1359033121"]As QChar has a constructor that takes an int, the intermediary cast to char is not needed.[/quote]

Yes, of course. I just wanted to highlight the recommended usage of static_cast instead of the C style cast :)

[andre]

I'd say that avoiding the cast altogether is preferable to a static_cast, which is preferable over a C style cast :-)

[leon.anavi]

[quote author="Andre" date="1359033597"]I'd say that avoiding the cast altogether is preferable to a static_cast, which is preferable over a C style cast :-)[/quote]

(y) Absolutely :)

[BelenMuñoz]

[quote author="leon.anavi" date="1359033022"]
[quote author="BelenMuñoz" date="1359030558"]
char a = (char)i;
[/quote]

This is a C style cast and in C++ code it is high recommend to use static_cast. Example:

@
int nMyInt = 65;
char nMyChar = static_cast<char>(nMyInt);
QChar char(nMyChar);
@
[/quote]

Thanks for the reply, I still have bad habbits from C.