Re: [Gambas-user] How to control the PRINT output in console application

2009-05-17 Thread KhurramM
Well Sir! I used the following: PRINT Format$(TimeVal, "-00.00"), Format$(height, "-0.00"), Format$(velocity, "-.00") Other options did not got me the result the way I wanted the allignment. C and C++ give us the option to control the position of the cursor before printing. Is there no opt

Re: [Gambas-user] How to control the PRINT output in console application

2009-05-17 Thread KhurramM
Thank u Sir! As soon as I will try this and let u know. Best Regards :-) -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-control-the-PRINT-output-in-console-application-tp23576681p23582732.html Sent from the gambas-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --

Re: [Gambas-user] How to control the PRINT output in console application

2009-05-16 Thread Sergio A. Hernandez
You can try something like this PRINT Format$(TimeVal, "-0.00"), Format$(height, "-0,000.00"), Format$(velocity, "-0.00") by doing this you force to insert 0 to make the numbers of the same size, but I think is kind of awkward to see 0220.00 instead of 220.00 If you want to have a nice aligned te

[Gambas-user] How to control the PRINT output in console application

2009-05-16 Thread KhurramM
Hello! I am writing this code: PRINT Format$(TimeVal, "-.##"), Format$(height, "-.##"), Format$(velocity, "-.##") But getting: 0 2201.14 .5 2176.491.04 Now here, how I control the allignment of 1.14 to be vertically same with 1.04. The first two entries are correct. Thank