Universal Char rendering
Apr 1, 2015 at 3:13pm UTC
hello Cpeps!!
I was watching a Lynda's Tutorial and there was some C mixed with C++.
http://s13.postimg.org/oudnbcv1z/1111.jpg
In this picture the guy had a string with Hex in it and the compiler rendered it as Universal Char any how i decided to run a code that can print all of these universal characters.
I did a dec to hex program then i attached this a string starts with U.
the question is ::: how can i make the program reads it like the guy in lynda did ??
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#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
using namespace std;
const int HexBase=16;
const int HexMax=15;
const int UniCharMaxPrint=100;
const int ASCCIAlphaCapBase=48;
int main() {
int DecNum = 0;
int sizeHex= 5;
for (int j=0; j < UniCharMaxPrint; j++)//prints 100 unviersal Chars
{
int DecNumCopy = DecNum;
int resultDiv =0;
string HexChar=" " ;
string HexNum ="X" ;
string UniNum ="U" ;
string BackSlash = "\\" ;
string full="HI " ;
for (int i = sizeHex; i >=0; i--)
{
//Dec calcultion
resultDiv = (DecNumCopy/(int )(pow(HexBase,i)));
DecNumCopy = DecNumCopy - ((int )(pow(HexBase,i)) * resultDiv);
if ((i==0) && (resultDiv>HexMax)){cout <<"Error # is Too large" <<endl;}//Check if the number entered is big or not
//Get the equivalente Hex charcter
if ((resultDiv >= 0)&&(resultDiv <= 9))
{ HexChar = ASCCIAlphaCapBase + resultDiv;}
else if ((resultDiv >= 10)&&(resultDiv <= 15))
{ switch (resultDiv)
{ case 10 : {HexChar='A' ; break ;};
case 11 : {HexChar='B' ; break ;};
case 12 : {HexChar='C' ; break ;};
case 13 : {HexChar='D' ; break ;};
case 14 : {HexChar='E' ; break ;};
case 15 : {HexChar='F' ; break ;};
}
}
else {HexChar='*' ;};
//if(i==sizeHex){full.append(UniNum);};
//Add to the result string
HexNum.append(HexChar);
UniNum.append(HexChar);
full = BackSlash+UniNum;
}//endfor
DecNum++;
cout<< full << endl;
}
return 0;
}
Last edited on Apr 3, 2015 at 1:25pm UTC
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