I want to convert myVar from CryptoPP:Integer
to char*
or to String :
The code is below :
CryptoPP::Integer myVar = pubKey.ApplyFunction(m);
std::cout << "result: " << std::hex << myVar<< std::endl;
I have been searching the Internet for converting CryptoPP:Integer
to char*
but I have had no luck finding. So, either it is really a problem with all to convert CryptoPP:Integer
to char*
, either I didn't understand very well type CryptoPP:Integer
within C++ .
Can someone help me please?
One way, without knowing much more about CryptoPP::Integer
other than it clearly supports <<
as implied by your question, is to use std::stringstream
:
std::stringstream ss;
ss << std::hex /*if required*/ << myVar;
Extract the underlying std::string
using, say std::string s = ss.str();
. You can then use s.c_str()
to access the const char*
buffer for as long as s
is in scope. Don't change s
in any way once you've called and relied upon the result of c_str()
as the behaviour of doing so and subsequently relying on that result is undefined.
There are neater C++11 solutions but that requires you (and me) to know more about the type.
With Boost:
boost::lexical_cast<std::string>(myVar);
C++98:
std::ostringstream stream;
stream << myVar;
stream.str();
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