strFmt Function
Formats the specified string and substitutes any occurrences of %n with the nth argument.
str strFmt(str _string, ...)
If an argument is not provided for a parameter, it will be returned as "%n" in the string.
The string conversion of values of the real type is limited to two decimal places. Values are rounded, not truncated. The System.String::Format method from the .NET Framework can be used to gain additional functionality, as shown in the example.
static void strFmtExampleJob(Args _arg)
{
System.Double sysDouble;
real r = 8.3456789;
int i = 42;
utcDateTime utc = str2DateTime
("2008-01-16 13:44:55" ,321); // 321 == YMD.
str s;
;
s = strFmt("real = %1, int = %2, utcDateTime = %3, [%4]"
, r, i, utc);
info("X1: " + s);
//
sysDouble = r;
s = System.String::Format("{0:##.####}", sysDouble);
info("N1: " + s);
//
s = System.String::Format("{0,6:C}", sysDouble); // $
info("N2: " + s);
/********** Actual Infolog output
Message (02:16:05 pm)
X1: real = 8.35, int = 42, utcDateTime = 1/16/2008 01:44:55 pm, [%4]
N1: 8.3457
N2: $8.35
**********/
}
Naresh Ax Sample codes
PRINT MULTIPLICATION TABLE
static void MultipTab(Args _args)
{
int i,j;
int r ;
;
j = 5;
r = i*j;
for (i = 1; i <=10; i++)
{
print strfmt("%1 * %2 = %3",j,i, i*j);
}
pause;
}
ADDITION OF TWO NUMBERS
static void Addition(Args _args)
{
int a,b,c;
;
a = 10;
b = 20;
c = a+b;
print strfmt("The value of c is %1",c);
pause;
}
static void MultipTab(Args _args)
{
int i,j;
int r ;
;
j = 5;
r = i*j;
for (i = 1; i <=10; i++)
{
print strfmt("%1 * %2 = %3",j,i, i*j);
}
pause;
}
ADDITION OF TWO NUMBERS
static void Addition(Args _args)
{
int a,b,c;
;
a = 10;
b = 20;
c = a+b;
print strfmt("The value of c is %1",c);
pause;
}
- 9/6/2010
- Naresh Dharanikota