Steve,
StrIToA IS OK. But there needs to be buffer memory allocated for the string
it writes to.
Try:
char posx[12];
char posy[12];
Regards,
Randy Maxwell
-----Original Message-----
From: steve choi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 12:06 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Help: Integer to String
Hi..
I am trying to develop signature system for palm.
For testing, I want to display the position of pen to label.
My code looks like following:
I called display function using x and y obtained from EvtGetPen
***********
EvtGetPen( &x, &y, &penDown );
display(x,y);
*************
void display(Word x, Word y)
{
char * posx;
char * posy;
FormPtr frmP;
frmP=FrmGetActiveForm () ;
posx = StrIToA (posx, (Int32)x) ;
posy =StrIToA (posy, (Int32)y) ;
FrmCopyLabel(frmP, myx, posx);
FrmCopyLabel(frmP, myy, posy);
}
I think StrIToA function is not what I want.
Is there any guy who can tell me which function is for converting
integer(word) to string?
Any comment is great help for me..
Thanks .
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