Returns formatted output. (version 4.52 or later)
sprintf FORMAT [ARGUMENT ...]
FORMAT controls the output as in C language printf with ARGUMENTs converted to proper type first. The output string is stored in the string variable <inputstr>.
| type | c, d, i, o, u, x, X, e, E, f, g, G, a, A and s |
|---|---|
| flags(option) | -, +, 0, # and blank(' ') |
| width(option) | decimal integer or * |
| precision(option) | nonnegative decimal integer or *(option), preceded by a period(.) |
Please specify the floating point number with the string variable and string because the TTL can not support the floating point number.
As a result of this command, the system variable "result" is set to one of the following values.
| Value | Status |
|---|---|
| 0 | Formatted successfully |
| 1 | No format string |
| 2 | Invalid format |
| 3 | Invalid argument |
sprintf 'Tera Term 4.%d' 51 messagebox inputstr 'sprintf test(1)' sprintf 'Windows %d (+%s)' 2000 'SP4' messagebox inputstr 'sprintf test(2)' sprintf '%s=%d %s=0x%x' 'dec' 10 'hex' 33 messagebox inputstr 'sprintf test macro(3)' sprintf 'pi=%f' "3.14159" messagebox inputstr 'sprintf test macro(4)' sprintf 'pi=%.4e' "3.14159" messagebox inputstr 'sprintf test macro(5)' sprintf 'pi=%.4g' "3.14159" messagebox inputstr 'sprintf test macro(6)'