I have the following code. I want it to print the letter A but it gives me 65.
How do I wprintf the wchar/wstring of this number?
int aa=65;
std::wstring ws65 = std::to_wstring(aa);
wprintf(L" ws65 = %ls \n", ws65.c_str());
You don't need to convert to string first, just do this:
int aa=65;
wprintf(L" ws65 = %c \n", aa);
That's much more efficient, as you avoid an extra string allocation, construction, and copy.
Or if you want to use wcout
, which is the "more C++" way:
std::wcout << L" ws65 = " << static_cast<wchar_t>(aa) << std::endl;