ABB PGC2000 Operation And Service Manual page 370

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"p" is an optional number that specifies the precision, or number of digits to
the right of the decimal point. If "p" is not specified, it is assumed to
be 2.
Example: 0010 LPRINT USING %9.2R;-0.12,
0020 :100.23
will print "-0.12 100.23"
"%w.pE" is a format specification used for printing floating point numbers
as real numbers with exponents, where "w" is an optional number that
specifies the number of characters to be printed for each item. This
number allows two characters for the sign, plus one character for a
digit to the left of the decimal point, plus the precision, plus one
character for the decimal point, plus four characters for the exponent,
plus one character for good measure. If "w" is not specified, it is
assumed to be 10.
"p" is an optional number that specifies the precision. If "p" is not
specified, it is assumed to be 2.
Example: 0010 LPRINT USING %11.2E;-0.12,
0020 :123.E-2,100.23,-1.E5
will print "-1.199E-1 1.230E 0 1.002E 2-1.000E 5"
"%w.pA" is a format specification used to print floating point numbers as
real numbers without exponents. The precision is automatically
adjusted according to the magnitude of the number. "w" is an optional
number that specifies the number of characters to be printed for each
item. This number should allow two characters for the sign, plus the
number of digits to left of decimal point, plus the precision, plus one
character for the decimal point. If "w" is not specified, it is assumed to
be 10.
"p" is an optional number that specifies the precision. If "p" is not
specified, it is assumed to be 4.
Example: 0010 LPRINT USING %A;-0.12,123.E-2,
0020 :100.23,-1.E5
will print "-0.119 1.230 100.2 -100000"
"%S" is a format specification used to print character strings, which allows
control characters to be included in the string sent to the teleprinter.
Control characters are specified with a back slash (\) followed by three
octal digits.
Example: 0010 LPRINT USING \007%S; "THIS IS A
0020 :STRING"
sound bell at printer and print "THIS IS A STRING"
"%wI " is a format specification used to print integers as whole numbers
(no decimal points or fractions). The space in the format following the
"I" is to separate the numbers printed, where "w" is an optional
number that specifies the number of characters to be printed for each
item. If "w" is not specified, it is assumed to be 6.
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