C++ character ASCII value to string -


very basic question. having problems in converting char char* points actual character. googling yielded information on strcpy, string, sprintf, etc. after many, many attempts @ trying understand problem, still can't work.

i have character array recv_msg contains ascii values of characters need. need store characters (not values) in vector msg.

what have:

std::vector<char> msg; char recv_msg[max_buffer_length]; ... int i; (i=0;i<bytes_transferred;i++) {     msg.push_back(recv_msg[i]); } // problem: when process msg see 49 instead of '1'.

if following sanity check, behavior need. is, see '5' , not 53 (ascii code 5).

std::vector<char*> msg; ... int i; char *val; (i=0;i<bytes_transferred;i++) {     msg.push_back(val); } // no problem: when process msg see '5' instead of 53.

so need turn ascii code values (char) character representation (char *). how on earth do this?

i want solve problem @ stage, , not have ascii -> character conversion when processing message.

based on

"i need store characters (not values) in vector msg"

try following, btw ascii 53 '5' only, may recv_msg stores ascii value only.

std::vector<char> msg; char recv_msg[max_buffer_length]; ... int i; (i=0;i<bytes_transferred;i++) {     msg.push_back(recv_msg[i] - '0'); //subtract 48 numerals,  }

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