ASCII number converter?

[ibly31]

I'm making a tile map editor, and I need to write to a txt file. I have everything set, but I don't know how to convert numbers greater than or equal to 10... 1-9 you just add 816 and you have the code, but for 10, I'd be writing a word to the file; instead of a byte.

I've been using dbWriteByte(file,asciicode);

And it needs to check if it's greater than ten and instead do

dbWriteWord(file, two byte ascii value)

I don't know what to do... Help?

EDIT: if you guys are like "WTF is he talking about?", please ask questions. I'm using C++

[Ginto8]

No need to convert. If you output it into a text file, like this:

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ofstream write("level.txt");

int x, y;

// do stuff with x and y

write << x << " " << y;

then you can read it like this:

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ifstream read("level.txt");

int x, y;

read >> x >> y;

// do stuff with x and y

[ibly31]

I know, it should be easy but the library I'm using(darkGDK) won't let me use any other standard headers like ofstream...

[Ginto8]

I know, it should be easy but the library I'm using(darkGDK) won't let me use any other standard headers like ofstream...

o.0'
typical Microsoft...

and btw the header is fstream.

[ibly31]

Yeah, I just wanted a regular CMD prompt program, but microsoft overloads it with shit... like

int main(){
return 0;
}

but no its like

int main(system::event main.load, ^,^ &even::args){

return 0;
}

[Ginto8]

do you need to use darkGDK? just wondering

[MarauderIIC]

Sounds like it's DarkGDK's fault, not Microsoft's.
Also, sorry, can't help you with DarkGDK. Look for DarkGDK I/O equivalents in the docs, I suppose.