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Dark GDK / dbText and dbStr issues

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Scarface
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I am having issues with these function:



It just won't compile with the added dbStr, I'm probably mis-using it, but all I want to do is print the string "Player 1 Score: ", and the player score which is an int variable named p1_score.

What's up?

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Mahoney
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You can't combine strings with +'s. This is C++.

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstring/

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Scarface
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I can't see any function in that header that will convert an int to a string.

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Scarface
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I meant I can't find any help for my issue in the reference you posted.

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Scarface
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Nevermind I think I figured it out, thanks.

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Mahoney
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http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdlib/itoa.html

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Scarface
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Thanks, handy function.

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Master Xilo
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Just use sprintf():

char buffer[256];
sprintf(buffer,"Player 1 Score: %d",p1_score);
dbText( 10, 5, buffer);

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