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- soryjero - 07-26-2013
hello, i am trying to convert a string to long to be able to read that position from gs.
i have this offset: 000ff886.
i have saved it in a string variable, but i need to convert it to long to be able to asign it to fs.position = "offset in long format".
i have tried this:
long.TryParse(Data[i].offset, out aux_off);
fs.Position = aux_off;
//where aux_off is format long
//and Data[i].offsets is format string
but i get aux_off = 0 and
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would be aux_off = 1046662.
so, could anyone tell me how to convert it correctly because i cant get it correctly with code i have posted here.
thanks in advance
- someone - 07-26-2013
Same result:
UInt32 i= Convert.ToUInt32("0x0C", 16);
UInt32 j= Convert.ToUInt32("0C", 16);
If your app is a 32 bit application, dont use long because long is a signed Int64 (2 at power of 64), if it is a 64 bit application use ulong, or UInt64.
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- soryjero - 07-27-2013
Same result:
UInt32 i= Convert.ToUInt32("0x0C", 16);
UInt32 j= Convert.ToUInt32("0C", 16);
If your app is a 32 bit application, dont use long because long is a signed Int64 (2 at power of 64), if it is a 64 bit application use ulong, or UInt64.
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it works perfectly.
thanks again wiza
- Paramount - 07-28-2013
it works perfectly.
thanks again wiza
Wiza?
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- Johnny5 - 07-28-2013
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