Hi,
I would like to get the hexadecimal representation of an object and display it as a String, how would this been done using C++ .Net (VS 2003)
Thanks!
Hexadecimal Representation of an object?
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Hexadecimal Representation of an object?
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Andrew Grammenos
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Wallace_
Well yes, there are ways to do this through the marshalling classes. I've only done it in VS2005 (.Net 2.0), though. I haven't got 2003 installed now, so I can't really be of much help with an approach for that platform. My suggestion, however, is that you try searching for serializing solutions. Those are often made up by functions which retrieve the binary representation of an object.
Donaghy
Many thanks einaros for your reply and time I will look into what you said.
Thanks!!
eriawan
Would doing this work
Convert::ToInt32(objectname, 16);
Thanks