Converting from unsigned char to CString

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How to convert unsigned char value to CString without using cast to char.
All i want is to convert the values after 127 to CString.
Is it possible.
Any help will be welcome. :)

Posted 21-Jun-10 22:31pm

Gautam Raiker

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2010-06-22T00:37:00

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What do you mean with

Gautam Raiker wrote:
convert unsigned char value to CString

?

If you need the string representation of the character the use CString::Format method, for instance:

unsigned char c = 129;
CString myString;
myString.Format("%d",c);

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Posted 22-Jun-10 0:37am

CPallini

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Destiny777 19-Jul-10 14:42pm

Reason for my vote of 1
This doesn't work correctly... it would return "129" in myString!

It doesn't convert it to the actual ASCII Character that equates to 129 decimal (81 hexadecimal)!

Nice idea if you want to print the value but not the character!

DOH you!