USING: help.syntax help.markup kernel prettyprint sequences strings ;

IN: printf

HELP: printf
{ $values { "format-string" string } }
{ $description 
    "Writes the arguments formatted according to the format string.\n" 
    { $table
        { "%%"    "Single %" "" }
        { "%Pd"   "Integer format"  "fixnum" }
        { "%P.De" "Scientific notation" "fixnum, float" }
        { "%P.DE" "Scientific notation" "fixnum, float" }
        { "%P.Df" "Fixed format" "fixnum, float" }
        { "%Px"   "Hexadecimal" "hex" }
        { "%PX"   "Hexadecimal uppercase" "hex" }
        { "%P.Ds" "String format" "string" }
        { "%P.DS" "String format uppercase" "string" }
        { "%c"    "Character format" "char" } 
        { "%C"    "Character format uppercase" "char" } 
    }
    "\n"
    "Padding ('P') is used to specify the minimum width of the result string, the padding character, and the alignment.  By default, the padding character defaults to a space and the alignment defaults to right-aligned. For example:\n"
    { $list
        "\"%5s\" formats a string padding with spaces up to 5 characters wide."
        "\"%08d\" formats an integer padding with zeros up to 3 characters wide."
        "\"%'#5f\" formats a float padding with '#' up to 3 characters wide."
        "\"%-10d\" formats an integer to 10 characters wide and left-aligns." 
    }
    "\n"
    "Digits ('D') is used to specify the maximum digits in the result string. For example:\n"
    { $list 
        "\"%.3s\" formats a string to truncate at 3 characters (from the left)."
        "\"%.10f\" formats a float to pad-right with zeros up to 10 digits beyond the decimal point."
        "\"%.5E\" formats a float into scientific notation with zeros up to 5 digits beyond the decimal point, but before the exponent."
    }
} 
{ $examples 
    { $example
        "USING: printf ;"
        "123 \"%05d\" printf"
        "00123" }
    { $example
        "USING: printf ;"
        "HEX: ff \"04X\" printf"
        "00FF" }
    { $example
        "USING: printf ;"
        "1.23456789 \"%.3f\" printf"
        "1.234" }
    { $example 
        "USING: printf ;"
        "1234567890 \"%.5e\" printf"
        "1.23456e+09" }
    { $example
        "USING: printf ;"
        "12 \"%'#4d\" printf"
        "##12" }
} ;

HELP: sprintf
{ $values { "params" sequence } { "format-string" string } { "result" string } }
{ $description "Returns the arguments formatted according to the format string as a result string." } 
{ $see-also printf } ;