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Old May 9th, 2008, 12:19 AM
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Ruby to C help

Hi,

First time post, hopefully this won't hurt too bad...
I have the following Ruby function,

def convert(num)
return [num].pack("N")[1,3]
end


My question is what would the equivalent C function of this be?
More specifically I have an idea of what it does, but I'm not completely sure.

Any and all help would be appreciated.

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What that function does is converts an ASCII code to a character. You can also do this in Ruby with simply "num.chr".

In C, you don't need a function to do this, you can cast num to a character:
C Code:
Original - C Code
  1. (char)num


Note, however, that this C "equivalent" returns a char, not a string.

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