C# Int to Hex of the Int (Application)

[BageDevimo]

Hiya

Ok, so im writing a program that requires the hex of the int.. but not just this:

 int myInt = 24;
 string myHex = myInt.ToString("X");

'cause that'll just return 0x18, which is just the same as me going:

int myInt = 0x18;

Im after the 4 (maybe 8?) bytes of the int, that are stored in memory. How can I get at these?

Thanks!

[Plater]

So you want 0x0018 (int16) or 0x00000018(int3 2) as a string value?
If you don't want the string value but want a byte[] then consider this:
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byte[] mybytes=BitConv erter.GetBytes( myInt);
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[BageDevimo]

Ok, so the Int32 one is just the equvilent of 00 00 00 18 or something, right?

[Plater]

Yeah
0x18 is the same number as 0x0018 or 0x0000000000000 018 or whatever

[BageDevimo]

Ok, cool..

I've got it working, thanks a lot!

I used BitConverter.To Int32() to get it back to a int also!!

Ben Anderson,