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    c++ help!!!

    can anybody make from this line an variabel (long or char variable or both)

    std::cout << "\n0x" << std::string << newCrc << std::endl;


    please help..

    whole code hier
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    I'm not sure I get the code. Sorry.....

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    You are going to have to be more specific. Are you trying to take the entire line you're printing and turn it into a string?
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    yes shkuey the entire line must be converted to a string, can you help?

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    You can use .c_str() to convert a variable to a character string.
    -Shkuey
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    Is this the kind of thing you're after:

    Code:
        #include<iostream>
        #include<string>
        #include<sstream>
        using namespace std;
    
        string itos(int i)	// convert int to string
        {
            stringstream s;
            s << i;
            return s.str();
        }
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    class FastCrc: public Crc
    {
    public:
    FastCrc (Crc::Type key)
    : Crc (key)
    {
    _table.Init (key);
    }
    void PutByte (unsigned byte);
    private:
    class Table
    {
    public:
    Table () : _key (0) {}
    void Init (Crc::Type key);
    Crc::Type operator [] (unsigned i)
    {
    return _table [i];
    }
    private:
    Crc::Type _table [256];
    Crc::Type _key;
    };
    private:
    static Table _table;
    };
    wtf is this? I've never seen a class decleration inside another class in C++. Is this standard ISO C++? I've done this myself in Java, but in my experience you should be carfeful what you put inside a class/struct in C++. Oh well, guess this option passed me by.
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    yes i think this isn't the ISO c++ standars but it's work

    greetz
    Bill has the key to the \'blue\' screen
    by tux

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