Converting an Interger to a Sring

Hi,

I was wondering how I would go about converting an integer to a string? I
know that atoi converts a string to an int, but is there a way to go back?

Thanks,

 

itoa

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R. Robert Bell


Hi,

I was wondering how I would go about converting an integer to a string? I
know that atoi converts a string to an int, but is there a way to go back?

Thanks,

 

See:
http://aidacad.com/en/autolisp.htm
Jacky Terrien



Scott a écrit :

 

For these questions I believe that you do sooner looking in the help:

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Instructions:

1. In AutoCAD: press F1 key

2. Click in the tab "questions"

3. search for "atoi"

4. result:

Converts a string into an integer
(atoi string)
Arguments string A string to be converted into an integer.
Return Values An integer.
Examples
Command: (atoi "97") 97
Command: (atoi "3") 3
Command: (atoi "3.9") 3

See Also The itoa function <<<<<<<<<

5. Click the itoa link

....

or:

4b. Click on: Conversion Functions

5b. Results:

( angtof string [mode])
Converts a string representing an angle into a real
(floating-point) value in radians

( angtos angle [mode [precision]])
Converts an angular value in radians into a string

( ascii string)
Returns the conversion of the first character of a
string into its ASCII character code (an integer)

( atof string)
Returns the conversion of a string into a real

( atoi string)
Returns the conversion of a string into an integer

( chr integer)
Returns the conversion of an integer representing
an ASCII character code into a single-character string

( cvunit value from to)
Converts a value from one unit of measurement to another

( distof string [mode])
Converts a string that represents a real (floating-point)
value into a real value

( itoa int)
Returns the conversion of an integer into a string

( rtos number [mode [precision]])
Converts a number into a string

( trans pt from to [disp])
Translates a point (or a displacement) from one coordinate
system to another

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is the fastest way to get the answer.

However, by doing it yourself you'll learn how
to do things.

 

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