// HEX string. When printed to log as string, won't show anything, until converted into string with a special function, which was written by Justin. Then, log will display "0B".
pos = "\x11";
//Regular string. When printed, will display "\x0B" in log.
position = 11;
pos2 = sprintf(#, "\\x%2X", position);
printf("%s", pos); // []
printf("%s", pos2); // \x0B
printf("%s", hex2str(pos)); // 0B
So, we have two variables, pos and pos2, containing the same value - "\x0B". The thing is that pos is determined as hex and pos2 as a string.
The question is, how to make pos2 value type as hex.
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