[HH] c++ strings?

[Greg London]

Hmm. C++ is NOT helping here.

   char mybyte=0x52;
   int myint=0x52;

   cout<<"byte->"<<std::hex<<mybyte<<"<-byte"
       <<"int->"<<std::hex<<myint<<"<-int"<<endl;

   output is:: byte->R<-byte  int->52<-int


It wants to print any 8 bit type, signed or unsigned, as a character,
even if there's a std::hex in front of it.

Is there an easy fix for this?

I could fake it out by converting the byte to an int,
and then masking the upper bits I suppose.

But it makes dealing with 8 bit data a bit of a pain.

Greg



> That's it.
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>> Try this:
>> ss << "actual=0x" << std::hex << actual << " expected=0x" << std::hex <<
>> expected << " " << msg;
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