Reputation: 2428
I have a QString where I append data input from the user.
At the end of the QString, I need to append the hexadecimal representation of a "Normal" QString.
For example:
QString Test("ff00112233440a0a");
QString Input("Words");
Test.append(Input);//but here is where Input needs to be the Hex representation of "Words"
//The resulting variable should be
//Test == "ff00112233440a0a576f726473";
How can I convert from ASCII (I think) to it's Hex representation?
Thanks for your time.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 11367
Reputation: 206727
Another solution to your problem.
Given a character, you can use the following simple function to compute its hex representation.
// Call this function twice -- once with the first 4 bits and once for the last
// 4 bits of a char to get the hex representation of a char.
char toHex(char c) {
// Assume that the input is going to be 0-F.
if ( c <= 9 ) {
return c + '0';
} else {
return c + 'A' - 10;
}
}
You can use it as:
char c;
// ... Assign a value to c
// Get the hex characters for c
char h1 = toHex(c >> 4);
char h2 = toHex(c & 0xF);
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1016
You were very close:
Test.append(QString::fromLatin1(Input.toLatin1().toHex()));
Upvotes: 9