has it occurred to anyone that a simple std::cout
might print a value in hex format when it is supposed to format just a decimal(like an integer)?
for e
You probably have set std::cout to print hex in prior in the context of your code but forget to reset. For example:
std::cout<<std::hex<<12;
/*blah blah blah*/
std::cout<<12; //this will print in hex form still
so you have to do like the following
std::cout<<std::dec<<12;
to print in decimal form.
Try to find line like this std::cout << std::showbase << std::hex;
some where in your code, which sets std::cout
to print output in hexadecimal with 0x
base indicator prefix.
To reset it to show decimal add this line std::cout<<std::dec
before the current cout.
You can learn more about c++ io manipulators flags here