I gotta question about Ice in C++. One of my methods requires that I pass in a Ice::ByteSeq
. I would like to build this ByteSeq
from a string. How is this conversion possible?
I tried the options below.
Ice::ByteSeq("bytes") // Invalid conversion to unsigned int
Ice::ByteSeq((byte*)"bytes") // Invalid conversion from byte* to unsigned int
(Ice::ByteSeq)"bytes" // Invalid conversion from const char& to unsigned int
(Ice::ByteSeq)(unsigned int)atoi("bytes") // Blank (obviously, why did I try this?)
How can I make this happen?
EDIT
"bytes"
is a placeholder value. My actualy string is non-numeric text information.
Looking at the header, ByteSeq
is an alias for vector<Byte>
. You can initialise that from a std::string
in the usual way
std::string s = "whatever";
Ice::ByteSeq bs(s.begin(), s.end());
or from a string literal with a bit more flappery, such as
template <size_t N>
Ice::ByteSeq byteseq_from_literal(char (&s)[N]) {
return Ice::ByteSeq(s, s+N-1); // assuming you don't want to include the terminator
}
Ice::ByteSeq bs = byteseq_from_literal("whatever");