Convert u32 to Hex string

[CacoFFF]

Can someone tell me how to?
Trying to make a cheat search system, need to display an existing u32 integer into a box in hex format.

[omegadox]

well, you can use sprintf(char *, ...)

Code:

string text = "";
u32 val = "1255";
char* pChar =  &(text[0]);
sprintf(pChar, "%08x", val);

or use std:tring StringFromFormat(const char* format, ...)

Code:

u32 val = "1255";
string text = StringFromFormat("%08x", val);

[CacoFFF]

Good, gonna try it.
So far i've been able to perform a few comparisons with main ram dumps, now I need to output the first X results.
Searches are slow as hell (over 25 millions if bytes) but get faster with each try, until reset (due to a way of jumping blocks of addresses discarded in previous searches) in the order of 3 min, 20 secs, 10 secs.
I'll try to make it functional asap.

EDIT: Is it possible that Dolphin isn't properly patching memory with the Action Replay in wii games? I already tried a code I figured out and nothing happens.

[omegadox]

Well, Action Reply was only made for Gamecube, there isn't an AR for Wii, except codesaves junk.

[CacoFFF]

So the ARPatcher I saw around the code isn't working with Wii games because of a limitation? Or was it done on purpose (since there were no codes around)?

[omegadox]

Idk, maybe Wii has a different memory setup than GCN.