I just want simply write to file a string converted from int. But f.WriteString instead of number write a symbols from ASCII code table.
I expected "noReport = 12320 nr3h = 105 nr2h = 162 nr1h = 38 ok = 16899"
But instead got "noReport = 〠 nr3h = i nr2h = ¢ nr1h = & ok = 䈃"
https://play.golang.org/p/QAXJ4aJBy3
fmt.Printf("os.StdOut is %T
", os.Stdout)
os.Stdout.WriteString("noReport = 12320 nr3h = 105 nr2h = 162 nr1h = 38 ok = 16899
")
os.Stdout.WriteString("12320")
//Output
//os.StdOut is *os.File
//noReport = 12320 nr3h = 105 nr2h = 162 nr1h = 38 ok = 16899
//12320
Works fine for me.
Give us your code, please.
UDP
string(noReport), noReport is integer right? Thats expected behavior.
Use strconv.Itoa(noReport).
noReport := 12320
nr3h := 105
nr2h := 162
nr1h := 38
ok := 16899
os.Stdout.WriteString("noReport = "+ strconv.Itoa(noReport) + " nr3h = " + strconv.Itoa(nr3h)+ " nr2h = "+ strconv.Itoa(nr2h)+ " nr1h = "+ strconv.Itoa(nr1h) + " ok = "+ strconv.Itoa(ok)+ "
")
Or evanmcdonnal's answer.
To get a string with your ints I recommend using fmt.Sprintf
It would be something like this;
s := fmt.Sprintf("noReport = %d nr3h = %d nr2h = %d nr1h = %d ok = 16899", 12320, 162, 38)
which will assign the value "noReport = 12320 nr3h = 105 nr2h = 162 nr1h = 38 ok = 16899" to s.