ANother beginner's question

[polygong]

Hi everyone,

I'm pretty new to C++, though I have some VB experience, but I have a simple question (I'm using Visual Studio.NET BTW):

I have an integer variable whose value I want to place into a text box, but since the Text property is a string type I can't jsut place it there. How do I convert the integer to the right string type and place it into the textbox?

Side question: does anyone know if any good resources for learing C++ VS.NET? Espcially for using Windows forms? The documentation that comes with it seems more suited for more experienced programmers than me.

 

[RiviEr]

http://www.3dbuzz.com/

has a c++ package

you can try this int MyVar = 0 ;

cout <<"text"<< Myvar << endl;

or, if you already knew this you could aply (int) before the string , wich temp. force it to be an int value.

<<"text"<< (int)Myvar << endl;

i dont got the code so try this:

 

[cpjust]

int iNum = 5;
char szNum[ 12 ];
itoa( iNum, szNum, 10 );
// Now put szNum in the text box.

 

[drewdaman]

you could use itoa to convert to a string or you can type cast....