printf equivalents
Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2013 8:16 pm
PrintStringLiteral("\n") ; works for a new line
but
PrintStringLiteral("\t") ; don't seem to work
Is there any arguments to format text?
Is there a TAB argument?
Is there a way to ask for the length of a string?
The objective is to show a list of strings and values like a table:
name1 (tab) 12 (tab) 23 (tab) 2
name2 (tab) 11 (tab) 26 (tab) 12
etc.
but
PrintStringLiteral("\t") ; don't seem to work
Is there any arguments to format text?
Is there a TAB argument?
Is there a way to ask for the length of a string?
The objective is to show a list of strings and values like a table:
name1 (tab) 12 (tab) 23 (tab) 2
name2 (tab) 11 (tab) 26 (tab) 12
etc.