Difference between revisions of "MC-Basic:STRL$"
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|RANGE= | |RANGE= | ||
''<number>'': 0 to MaxLong<br> | ''<number>'': 0 to MaxLong<br> | ||
| − | ''<format_string>'': a valid sprintf() integer format %d, %i (signed decimal) | + | ''<format_string>'': a valid sprintf() integer format<br> |
| + | %d, %i (signed decimal)<br> | ||
| + | %o (unsigned octal)<br> | ||
| + | %u (unsigned decimal) , %x | ||
(unsigned hexadecimal) | (unsigned hexadecimal) | ||
, %c | , %c | ||
Revision as of 13:49, 19 March 2014
STRL$ returns the string representation of a number.
Syntax
STRL$(<number>, <format_string>)
Type
<return value>: String
<number>: Long, Double
<format_string>: String
Range
<number>: 0 to MaxLong
<format_string>: a valid sprintf() integer format
%d, %i (signed decimal)
%o (unsigned octal)
%u (unsigned decimal) , %x
(unsigned hexadecimal) , %c unsigned octal (o), unsigned decimal (u), or unsigned hexadecimal
Scope
Configuration, Task or Terminal
Limitations
Read only
Examples
-->I1=12345
-->PRINT STR$(i1)+"A"
12345A