• tytower (4/4) Jan 30 2008 I'm pulling my hair out to simply take a number say 37 and convert it to...
• Lutger (6/13) Jan 30 2008 see http://www.dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/ChapterConversions#Intege...
• naryl (9/14) Jan 30 2008 http://www.dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/ChapterConversions#Conversion...
• bearophile (14/17) Jan 30 2008 That sounds too much deep, what about something like:
• Lutger (1/1) Jan 30 2008 import tango.group.Convert;
• Frank Benoit (8/14) Jan 30 2008 In addtion to what others said, you can use the Convert module, that
• Frank Benoit (5/5) Jan 30 2008 There actually is a third way.
• ty tower (2/2) Jan 30 2008 Frank Benoit Wrote and Ty Tower thanks him and all the others for their ...

tytower <tytower yahoo.com> writes:

I'm pulling my hair out to simply take a number say 37 and convert it to a
string under Tango

int x = 37
Char[] y = intToString(x);

how the blazes do I make this simple little thing work??

Lutger <lutger.blijdestijn gmail.com> writes:

tytower wrote:

 I'm pulling my hair out to simply take a number say 37 and convert it to a
 string under Tango
 
 int x = 37
 Char[] y = intToString(x);
 
 how the blazes do I make this simple little thing work??

see http://www.dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/ChapterConversions#Integer


import Integer = tango.text.convert.Integer;

...

int x = 37;
char[] y = toString(x);

naryl <cy ngs.ru> writes:

On Wed, 30 Jan 2008 12:47:38 +0300, tytower <tytower yahoo.com> wrote:

 I'm pulling my hair out to simply take a number say 37 and convert it =

to  =

 a string under Tango

 int x =3D 37
 Char[] y =3D intToString(x);

 how the blazes do I make this simple little thing work??

http://www.dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/ChapterConversions#Conversion=
betweentextandnumerictypes

For your example:

import tango.text.convert.Integer;
...
int x =3D 37;
char[] y =3D toString(x);

bearophile <bearophileHUGS lycos.com> writes:

naryl:
 import tango.text.convert.Integer;
 int x = 37;
 char[] y = toString(x);

That sounds too much deep, what about something like:

import tango.text;
auto s = toString(37);

Or:

import tango.text;
auto s = str(37);

Or (no imports, but this requires compiler support):

auto s = cast(string)37;

Or maybe best of all:

auto s = string(37);

I think the design of a good simple way of doing things is very important.

Bye,
bearophile

Lutger <lutger.blijdestijn gmail.com> writes:

import tango.group.Convert;

Frank Benoit <keinfarbton googlemail.com> writes:

tytower schrieb:
 I'm pulling my hair out to simply take a number say 37 and convert it to a
string under Tango
 
 int x = 37
 Char[] y = intToString(x);
 
 how the blazes do I make this simple little thing work??

In addtion to what others said, you can use the Convert module, that
does type convertions between various types. It uses the
to!( TargetType )
template function


import tango.util.Convert;

int x = 37
char[] y = to!(char[])(x);

Frank Benoit <keinfarbton googlemail.com> writes:

There actually is a third way.
You can use the formatter

import tanto.text.convert.Format;

int x = 37;
char[] y1 = Format( "{} = 0x{:X4}", x ); // "37 = 0x0025"

ty tower <tytower yahoo.com.au> writes:

Frank Benoit Wrote and Ty Tower thanks him and all the others for their replies

I found the convert module easiest to follow as a newbie-thanks