PrintInt [Str]

Description of Function

Represents an integer value as a formatted string.

In the case of decimal format, the minus sign is always shown but the plus sign only if the relevant presentation format is selected. In the case of binary, octal and hexadecimal formats, negative values are converted according to the following formula:

- abs(int)

base = 2, 8 or 16 for BIN, OCT or HEX format
int is the negative integer value to be represented

Testing Points

None

Parameters

Value

Value (or variable containing the integer value) to be represented as a formatted string.

Characters

The number of characters to be used to represent the value as a string. If no leading zeros are to be shown, only as many characters as necessary are used. The parameter Characters is then interpreted as the maximum permissible number of characters; if the specified number is insufficient, an error message is returned.

Leading_Zeros

Specifies whether leading zeros are to be shown or not.
J = Yes, show leading zeros
N = No, do not show leading zeros

Format

Format for representation of the integer value as a string.

HEX	Value in hexadecimal format
DEZ	Value in decimal format
VDEZ	Value in decimal format with mathematical sign (including '+').
BIN	Value in binary format
OCT	Value in octal format
ReverseHEX	HEX format with reversed byte order (Low byte first) (only even numbers of characters allowed).

Examples

		Result
PrintInt	10,6,J,HEX	00000A
PrintInt	74565,6,J,HEX	012345
PrintInt	74565,6,J,ReverseHEX	452301
PrintInt	W1,8,J,BIN	00000101 if Variable W1= 5