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I’m trying to output the value of a TByte as its corresponding hexadezimal representation in an AnsiString.
Example:
TByte is 0x4F
AnsiString: “4F” (two characters, a 4 and an F)
I know of the StringOf function, but that converts to the “mapped” character.
Is there any decent function build in or does somebody has a good idea how to implement this fast?
Thank you very much in advance 🙂
I’d cast it to a Byte and feed it to SysUtils.IntToHex.