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Converts any variable type to a string. | Converts any variable type to a string. | ||
If you want to convert a string back to a number, use [[ | If you want to convert a string back to a number, use [[parseNumber]].|= Description | ||
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|x1= <pre>format ["Player | |x1= <pre>format ["Player:%1, player's side:%2",player,side player]</pre> | ||
returns "Player | returns "Player:WEST 1-1-A:1 (Username), player's side:WEST" |= Example 1 | ||
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<dt class="note">'''Unknown'''</dt><dd class="note">The format command is very strong in combination with [[call_body|call]]. Dynamic code can be created using format and then executed with call.</dd> | <dt class="note">'''Unknown'''</dt><dd class="note">The format command is very strong in combination with [[call_body|call]]. Dynamic code can be created using format and then executed with call.</dd> | ||
<dt class="note">'''[[User:Worldeater|Worldeater]]'''</dt><dd class="note"> | <dt class="note">'''[[User:Worldeater|Worldeater]]'''</dt><dd class="note"> | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 2 March 2009
Description
- Description:
- Composes a string containing other variables or other variable types. Converts any variable type to a string. If you want to convert a string back to a number, use parseNumber.
- Groups:
- Uncategorised
Syntax
- Syntax:
- String = format [formatString, var1, var2 ...]
- Parameters:
- [formatString, var1, var2 ...]: Array
- formatString: String - a string containing text and/or references to the variables listed below in the array. The references appear in the form of %1, %2 etc.
- var1: Any Value - variable referenced by %1
- var2: Any Value - variable referenced by %2
- ......And so on.
- Return Value:
- String - The full string is returned.
Examples
- Example 1:
format ["Player:%1, player's side:%2",player,side player]
returns "Player:WEST 1-1-A:1 (Username), player's side:WEST"
Additional Information
- See also:
- See also needed
Notes
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Notes
- Unknown
- The format command is very strong in combination with call. Dynamic code can be created using format and then executed with call.
- Worldeater
- The maximum number of characters returned by the format command seems to depend on the total byte count. For plain ASCII strings the limit is 2048 characters.
Bottom Section
Categories:
- Scripting Commands
- Introduced with Operation Flashpoint version 1.00
- Operation Flashpoint: New Scripting Commands
- Operation Flashpoint: Scripting Commands
- Command Group: Uncategorised
- Scripting Commands OFP 1.96
- Scripting Commands OFP 1.46
- Scripting Commands ArmA
- Command Group: Interaction
- Command Group: Variables