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Displaying the result - Chris - 05-11-2025
Hello. Is there a way to fix this problem?
A# = 3
PRINT USING "##"; A#
as a result I get "3"
how to modify the line so that the result is "03"
but if A# = 31 it should display "31"
thanks - Chris
RE: Displaying the result - SMcNeill - 05-11-2025
Print Right$("00" + _ToStr$(A#), 2)
RE: Displaying the result - bplus - 05-11-2025
_ToStr$ when did you guys comeup with that? So nice to be rid of Trim$(Str$(mynumber))
PLUS you can control decimal places in decimal numbers!
RE: Displaying the result - Kernelpanic - 05-11-2025
It’s even easier!
Code: (Select All)
Dim As Integer zahl, zahl2
zahl = 3
zahl2 = 34
Print Using "0# - 0##"; zahl, zahl2
PS: 555 members! That's a *)Schnapszahl, and the boss has to buy us a drink.
*)No meaningful translation available.
RE: Displaying the result - Chris - 05-13-2025
Print Right$("00" + _ToStr$(A#), 2)
result: invalid name.
RE: Displaying the result - SMcNeill - 05-13-2025
(05-13-2025, 08:41 PM)Chris Wrote: Print Right$("00" + _ToStr$(A#), 2)
result: invalid name.
You need the latest version of QB64PE for _ToStr$.
Else use the following on older versions of QB64PE.
Print Right$("00" + _Trim$(Str$(A#)), 2)
RE: Displaying the result - Chris - 05-14-2025
SMcNeill
Great. It works. Thank You very much.
Regards - Chris