Dear all,
I have a question about using cout<<...
In standard C, I can use printf("%x",... ) to print "hex" number. But in
Watcom C++, when using cout<<, I got the "decimal" representation !
Ex. a = 0x80000004
if ( using printf("%x",a) ) then I got "80000004" on screen
if ( using cout<<a ) then I got "2147483652 "
Both results are correct but I want the former one...
Do i add some parameters together with cout to achieve my goal ?
Thanks ! 9  9133 
liaoo wrote: Ex. a = 0x80000004
Not that 'a' is not "hex"; it's some bit pattern. Probably 1000...0100.
if ( using printf("%x",a) ) then I got "80000004" on screen
if ( using cout<<a ) then I got "2147483652 "
Might not compile but enough to get you started:
#include <iomanip>
cout << "0x" << std::hex << a;
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liaoo wrote: I have a question about using cout<<...
In standard C, I can use printf("%x",... ) to print "hex" number. But
in Watcom C++, when using cout<<, I got the "decimal" representation !
Ex. a = 0x80000004
if ( using printf("%x",a) ) then I got "80000004" on screen
if ( using cout<<a ) then I got "2147483652 "
Both results are correct but I want the former one...
Do i add some parameters together with cout to achieve my goal ?
You add <<hex between 'cout' and '<<a'. And read about IO manipulators.
V
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"liaoo" <ji********@gma il.com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ j73g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. . Dear all,
I have a question about using cout<<...
In standard C, I can use printf("%x",... ) to print "hex" number. But in
Watcom C++, when using cout<<, I got the "decimal" representation !
Ex. a = 0x80000004
if ( using printf("%x",a) ) then I got "80000004" on screen
if ( using cout<<a ) then I got "2147483652 "
Both results are correct but I want the former one...
Do i add some parameters together with cout to achieve my goal ?
Thanks !
#include <ios>
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
std::ios::fmtfl ags f(std::cout.fla gs()); // save prev format flags
std::cout << std::hex << 42 << '\n'; // output in hex
std::cout.flags (f); // restore prev format flags
return 0;
}
Output:
2a
If you want upper case for digits A-F, insert the manipulator
'std::uppercase ' before 'std::hex'. Lower case is specified
by 'std::noupperca se' (the default).
-Mike
"Phlip" <ph******@yahoo .com> wrote in message
news:Ld******** ***********@new ssvr30.news.pro digy.com... liaoo wrote:
Ex. a = 0x80000004
Not that 'a' is not "hex"; it's some bit pattern. Probably 1000...0100.
if ( using printf("%x",a) ) then I got "80000004" on screen
if ( using cout<<a ) then I got "2147483652 "
Might not compile but enough to get you started:
#include <iomanip>
Make that
#include <ios>
<iomanip> declares manipulators which take arguments,
e.g. 'setw()', 'setprecision() ', etc.
cout << "0x" << std::hex << a;
-Mike
Mike Wahler wrote: #include <ios>
Ja!
std::ios::fmtfl ags f(std::cout.fla gs()); // save prev format flags
std::cout << std::hex << 42 << '\n'; // output in hex
std::cout.flags (f); // restore prev format flags
Not that we all don't enjoy a little overkill, but...
....doesn't the stream reset its own flags at flush time or something?
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"Phlip" <ph*******@gmai l.com> wrote in message
news:Kv******** ****@newssvr24. news.prodigy.ne t... Mike Wahler wrote:
#include <ios>
Ja!
std::ios::fmtfl ags f(std::cout.fla gs()); // save prev format flags
std::cout << std::hex << 42 << '\n'; // output in hex
std::cout.flags (f); // restore prev format flags
Not that we all don't enjoy a little overkill, but...
...doesn't the stream reset its own flags at flush time or something?
No. There's one exception where a flag does not
retain its state during the lifetime of a stream
object: setting the field width with 'setw()'.
It always gets reset to 'setw(0)' (width is
equal to width of the data) for subsequent
insertions. I sometimes find that inconvenient,
but there it is.
-Mike
"Mike Wahler" <mk******@mkwah ler.net> wrote in message
news:Fd******** *******@newsrea d1.news.pas.ear thlink.net...
"Phlip" <ph*******@gmai l.com> wrote in message
...doesn't the stream reset its own flags at flush time or something?
No. There's one exception where a flag does not
retain its state during the lifetime of a stream
object: setting the field width with 'setw()'.
It always gets reset to 'setw(0)' (width is
equal to width of the data) for subsequent
^
formatted insertions.
-Mike
Mike Wahler wrote: ...doesn't the stream reset its own flags at flush time or something?
No. There's one exception...
Speaking of exceptions. ;-)
What happens if your 42 threw an exception?
(Discuss literal integers can't throw exceptions here ->[ ]. Y'all know what
I mean...)
Are there any cute systems to make the IO state exception-safe?
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On Tue, 09 May 2006 00:51:37 +0000, Phlip wrote: Mike Wahler wrote:
...doesn't the stream reset its own flags at flush time or something?
No. There's one exception...
Speaking of exceptions. ;-)
What happens if your 42 threw an exception?
(Discuss literal integers can't throw exceptions here ->[ ]. Y'all know what
I mean...)
Are there any cute systems to make the IO state exception-safe?
Something something RAII something. Create a class whose constructor
accepts a stream reference and saves the stream's state and whose
destructor restores the state of the stream. Make it uncopyable (private
copy c'tor and assignment operator), for good measure. Create one on the
stack (IosGard foo (cout); cout << hex << ...) prior to changing the
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