Displaying hex values

[Null]

Is there any control to display hex (hex values in left and letters in right)?
Thanks.

[Bazzy]

Try with the hex manipulator: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/manipulators/hex/

[Null]

I need to do this in windows, not in console.

[Hammurabi]

It's easy enough to output the hex yourself. Pick a fixed-width font and set the field width so it lines up nicely.

[Bazzy]

What do you men 'in windows' ?
You can use manipulators also with stringstreams and then get the resulting string

[S6k9GNh0]

The console is a feature provided by the Operating System compatible with the C++ STL. The function's aren't MEANT for the console, they simply work with them. Even COUT can be used for other things besides console streaming. As a result of these facts, all of the functions work without a console. The functions work "in windows".

[Null]

@Bazzy: when i said in windows i wanted to make an edit control to show hex values:
00 10 FF 08 AF 09 ..A@C.
FA EF AA 00 00 10 amtp..
09 40 53 EF 00 11 ...ms.
11 BF 00 00 F0 0F ....q.

I think you have seen something like this...
@computerquip: if i have used file.open() in console based app then i can use it in windows app and i don't need to change it to CreateFile() -that's true. But using cout << in something other than console... i don't know...

[Bazzy]

As I said above, use a stringstream to get a string formatted in the way you want
eg:

stringstream ss;
ss << hex << 123456;

string result = ss.str();

and then use it to set the text of whatever you need

[S6k9GNh0]

@ Null: Cout is directed towards a stream. You can simply redirect the stream to another stream and it works. Though I don't remember how to do this, a good friend of mine showed up a bunch o' geeks in our group by making an example of this using a flat text file. I am NOT saying I recommend it..

[Duthomhas]

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/ios/rdbuf/

If you write your own streambuf, you can do whatever you want with it.

[Null]

Thank you guys. I'm doing this right now. But anyway, is there any function or control to do all this?