Convert int to Hex?

[keithmg1]

Hi
I simply want to convert an int into a hex value and assign it to a string

int i = 64;
string hexValue;

In the example above I want to convert i into a Hex and assign it to hexValue?

Should be simple but Im having some difficulty doing it. Any help appreciated


Many thanks

[jjfate]

how about this?

string str = System.Convert.ToString(integer, 16);

JJ

[dynamic_sysop]

C# / vb.net has a great in-built namespace called System.URI , here's a quick example ...

            string str = System.Uri.HexEscape((char)64);
            MessageBox.Show(str); // this will show as %40  (  which is the way hex would show in web urls  ) 
            // to show without the %  ,  the following line would apply  .  .  . 
            MessageBox.Show(str.Substring(1));

[keithmg1]

Thanks for the comments

string str = System.Convert.ToString(integer, 16); - I couldnt get this to work as it gave me the wrong Hex value for the int I wanted to change for some reason

I got

string str = System.Uri.HexEscape((char)64);

to work fine which is great, Im surprised its not that obvious to change an int to a hex

Thanks again for the comments

Keith

[keithmg1]

Actually this code only works for char up to 255 if I entered anything above that it throws an exception.

string str = System.Uri.HexEscape((char)12625); //This does not work for example

Is there anything else that I could do to just change an int to a Hex value

[keithmg1]

Figured it out

String xyz = 12625.ToString("X");

Thanks again


Keith