Solved - How to return hex values from a function

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I want to return hex values like the below

// define the media modes
#define TAPIMEDIATYPE_AUDIO                     0x8
#define TAPIMEDIATYPE_VIDEO                     0x8000
#define TAPIMEDIATYPE_DATAMODEM                 0x10
#define TAPIMEDIATYPE_G3FAX                     0x20
#define TAPIMEDIATYPE_MULTITRACK                0x10000

I want to return one or more than one values from a function like

return TAPIMEDIATYPE_AUDIO| TAPIMEDIATYPE_VIDEO ;

What should be the return type ??

[added]

Thanks All,

I put the return type UINT.

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Posted 9-Jul-10 2:54am

rahul.kulshreshtha

Updated 9-Jul-10 3:56am

CPallini

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Solution 4

use unsigned char
     unsigned char l = 0x08;
     but if value is more than 255 then split it into 2 bytes

Posted 9-Jul-10 21:21pm

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Cedric Moonen · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-09T03:36:00

Solution 1

Hex values don't exist. What you have is an integer which is represented as string in hexadecimal format. So, in your case you simply return an integer.

Posted 9-Jul-10 3:36am

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Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer 9-Jul-10 9:52am

Reason for my vote of 5
Answers the question, and attempts to educate the questioner also

CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2010-07-09T03:37:00

Solution 2

A DWORD (or unsigned int) looks appropriate.
:)

Posted 9-Jul-10 3:37am

CPallini