As the title says, how do you read hex values using fstream?
i have this code: (let's say we have "FF" in the file.)
fstream infile;
infile.open(filename, fstream::in|fstream::out|fstream::app);
int a;
infile >> std::hex;
infile >> a;
cout << hex << a;
but this does not give me any output instead of ff. I know there is a fscanf(fp, "%x", val) but I am curious is there any way to do this using stream library.
UPDATE:
My code was right all along, it turns out my error was I couldn't read "FFF" and put it in variable a,b,c like this
while (infile >> hex >> a >> b >> c)
  {
    cout << hex << a << b << c << "\n";
  }
Can somebody help me with this? do I have to separate every HEX values i want to read with space?
because infile >> hex >> setw(1) doesn't work..
You can use the hex modifier
int n;
cin >> hex >> n;
                        This works:
int main()
{
    const char *filename = "blah.txt";
    ifstream infile(filename, fstream::in);
    unsigned int a;
    infile >> hex >> a;
    cout << hex << a;
}
                        You have to chain std::hex when reading, the same way you chain it for writing :
infile >> std::hex >> a;
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