How to display int as hex?

[Engelard]

I remember some time ago i was doing such thing in VS, but now i want to convert my local variable from decimal, to hex. AND without using QStrings.

int  val = 15;

after some function should become:

int val = F;

It would be even nicer if somehow i would be capable convert not just to hex, but even convert that number in to memory address, like that:

int val = 0x0000000F;

But for the beginning simple inHex conversion will be suffice.

[aha_1980]

@Engelard

Sorry, I don't understand what you want to do.

Note that: int val = 15; and int val = 0x000000F; are binary identical in memory, but int val = F; is syntactical wrong.

[mrjj]

Hi
Hex is a notion/presentation concept so im not sure what your goal is.
Anyway, if you dont want to use QString, there is also
std::hex

[Engelard]

Sorry, I don't understand what you want to do.

I can assign manually my int variables like "int val = 0x01;" but i want to do the same but with program functionality , so program can accept such value as a memory adress, which must be in hex.

Note that: int val = 15; and int val = 0x000000F; are binary identical in memory, but int val = F; is syntactical wrong.

Well, QString::number(val, 16); returns int in hex and displays it for me in TextBrowser as just "f".

[Engelard]

I just find out that c++ also can accept memory addresses in decimal. Why did'nt thought about that before :D