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The easiest way to append is to use sprintf function, which is quite similar
to printf, except that it prints into the specified buffer:

const char* text = "this is my text";
int num = MyconvertFunction(text);

char temp[11]; // Should be enough for 32 bit signed int. ( 9 positions +
sign + trailing zero )
sprintf(temp,"%d",num);

If you allocate enough memory to contain your original text and the string
representation of the number, you can do:

char temp[100]; // my string will never be longer
sprintf(temp,"%s%d",text,num);

I'm not sure I understand your second question.

Yakov.


"morano" <alomrani@emirates.net.ae> wrote in message
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> my function computes some unsigned integer from a string pointer.
> char *string = "text"; then my function returns 54750. as an integer.
>
> Now i want to append this integer to the string using strcat from
string.h,
> but how can i translate this integer value to ascii character values ?
>
> And is there a way i can let char * point to HEX value and it will
> internally translate it to ascii char ??
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
>