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Re: How to show a string with hexadecimal integer included?
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 23:50:11 +0000, Christopher Culver wrote:
> I have a string which should include a hexadecimal number. I've tried %x > like this: > > printf("This is a hex number: %x", hexNumber) > > but this results in only the minimum number of digits being displayed, > i.e. "7e" instead of "0x007e". Is there anything I can use in place of %x > which will display the fully qualified hexadecimal number? > > Christopher Culver 0x%04x is probably what you want. -- Freenet distribution not available BOFH Excuse #95: Pentium FDIV bug |
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