Hey folks, how can I format a hex string to display as such:
instead of:
10
130
I want the leading values for a full 16 bit address as in:
0010
0130
etc.
Convert.ToStrin g(16, 16) just gives me "10", when I really want "0010".
Id like to use a formatter if there is one for this, otherwise i have
to get into string manipulation, which Id rather avoid.
2  1450 
Hi,
you can do the following:
string x = 16.ToString("X4 ");
which will produce "0010"
Mark
-- http://www.markdawson.org http://themightycoder.spaces.live.com
"xlar54" wrote:
Hey folks, how can I format a hex string to display as such:
instead of:
10
130
I want the leading values for a full 16 bit address as in:
0010
0130
etc.
Convert.ToStrin g(16, 16) just gives me "10", when I really want "0010".
Id like to use a formatter if there is one for this, otherwise i have
to get into string manipulation, which Id rather avoid.
If you just have a string to begi with and not an integer, you can use:
string x = "101".PadLeft(4 , '0');
Mark
-- http://www.markdawson.org http://themightycoder.spaces.live.com
"Mark R. Dawson" wrote:
Hi,
you can do the following:
string x = 16.ToString("X4 ");
which will produce "0010"
Mark
--
http://www.markdawson.org
http://themightycoder.spaces.live.com
"xlar54" wrote:
Hey folks, how can I format a hex string to display as such:
instead of:
10
130
I want the leading values for a full 16 bit address as in:
0010
0130
etc.
Convert.ToStrin g(16, 16) just gives me "10", when I really want "0010".
Id like to use a formatter if there is one for this, otherwise i have
to get into string manipulation, which Id rather avoid.
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