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Just use CString.Format( ...)<br />

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CString -&gt; int:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;cStr.Format(&quot;%d&quot;,i);<br />
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int -&gt; CString:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;int i = atoi(cStr); <br />
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CString -> int:
   cStr.Format("%d",i);

int -> CString:
   int i = atoi(cStr);



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sorry, just swap the arrows &lt;-<br />

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Hi<br />
<br />
Any good way to convert number (e.g. UINT, int etc) to CString &amp;&nbsp;vice-versa..... Right now, my method is<br />
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int i = 30;<br />
CString cStr;<br />
char str[10];<br />
<br />
sprintf(str,&quot;%d&quot;,i);<br />
cStr = str;<br />
============<br />
<br />
Which I find is not good becos I need to use a char array....<br />
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Hi

Any good way to convert number (e.g. UINT, int etc) to CString & vice-versa..... Right now, my method is
===================
int i = 30;
CString cStr;
char str[10];

sprintf(str,"%d",i);
cStr = str;
============

Which I find is not good becos I need to use a char array....






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