The stringstream worked perfectly. thank you very much
2013/10/31 Schmoll Walter
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> returned += static_cast (*bp++);
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> …
> returned += static_cast (*bp++);
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> …
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> I never used std::string, so I’m no expert. But according to
> http://www.cplusp
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>> bits wider J. Use this type instead of void * or unsigned char *.
>>
>> And by the way: Why don’t you use a function like snprint_objid, which is
>> part of net-snmp lib?
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>> I haven’t read your code in detail, so maybe I’m wrong.****
&g
d, which is
> part of net-snmp lib?
>
> I haven’t read your code in detail, so maybe I’m wrong.
>
> ** **
>
> Walter
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> *From:* Rafael Ratacheski [mailto:rafaelratache...@gmail.com]
> *Sent:* Dienstag, 29. Oktober 2013 19:51
> *To:* net-sn
On Tue, 2013-10-29 at 18:51 +, Rafael Ratacheski wrote:
> Hello, I'm having problem in concatenate the oid value in a
> string. I've tried several possible ways, but all unsuccessfully. Can
> you help me? My code is
>From looking at your code it is unclear what type the buf argument is
suppos
Hello, I'm having problem in concatenate the oid value in a string. I've
tried several possible ways, but all unsuccessfully. Can you help me? My
code is
string print_ip(const void* buf, size_t buflen) {
unsigned const char* bp = (unsigned const char*) buf;
string returned("test:");
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