Problem parsing int to string

[Ryker]

Hello,
I just have a little problem solving and design is currently very difficult. Roughly speaking, I'd just pass an int value into a string value, with the int value which can easily exceed 10 000 must be why I do this with char

... Constant int nm, int fld [] = new int fld box [nm]; for (int s = 0; s' nm, s + +) (fld [s] = s;)

target while it's name designations for the 10,000 objects to generate. the object 15 should also be on field.

/ / Pseudo code 15 = string field [15];

Is probably the fix in java gibts there I think just functional ToString. But as I said, it is important that I then access value than any in a string is returned as a name. Do you have a solution for this? Thank you.

[Solaris]

Did I understand correctly that you want to convert an integer to a string? Are, for example for sprintf (). This feature works written in principle as printf (), except that the result will not be displayed on the screen but in the given string is, sprintf (buffer, "% d", MyInt) writes "MyInt" in human readable form into "buffer".

[Ryker]

That I have also tried. just how do I access then to element 2500? I would have to access the 2500ste element can.

a = string [2500]

And a would give me the string "2500". I have integers sequence that is then 50 000 elements and each will get its own name, in ascending from. What do you think? Please help me with this.

[garfield1]

You are using an Array of char * button to save the string.

int x;

for (x = 0; x <temp; x + +) (
sprintf (buffer [x], "% d", myValue [x]);
)

Just try the above example.

[Messenger]

This is the code you are looking for

# Include <iostream> 
# Include <cstdio> 
# Include <cstring> 

const int mx = 100; 

int main() 
( 
        int x=0; 
        tst char[mx]; 
        char fld[mx] [mx]; 


        for (x =0; x<100; x+ +) 
        ( 
                snprintf(tst, mx, "Object% x", x); 
                strcpy(feld[x], tst); 
        ) 

        court << Field[45] << endl; 
)

[Anja]

Yes again about the fugitive task setting. So I just want a intWert read from a field of integers and then convert it to a string so I can then use it as a string. in the string I want you to any index can jump and get down with the there are.

[ShastriJI]

I do not know if I have understood your problem correctly, but perhaps even helps my code. Furthermore, I'm assuming that you used C + +. Then I would recommend that guy std:: string, std:: vector as these things a beginner can make your life easier and also have enormously useful for your problem are available.

[Astrid]

I have a date as a String that I converted to date thanks SimpleDateFormat.parse (String)
The date format is "HHmmss.SSS". Trouble is, when the time is less than 10 hours, the date has not 0 before the first digit format becomes "Hmmss.SSS". If I did parse (String) with the format "HHmmss.SSS", it works for the first but not the second. If I did with the format "Hmmss.SSS", is the reverse.