Purpose |
Return a
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Syntax |
a$ = RSET$(string_expression, strlen& [USING ustring_expression]) |
Remarks |
RSET$ right-aligns the string string_expression into a string of strlen& characters. |
USING |
If ustring_expression is null (empty) or is not specified, RSET$ pads string_expression with space characters. Otherwise, RSET$ pads the string with the first character of ustring_expression. If string_expression is shorter then strlen&, RSET$ right-justifies string_expression within the assigned string variable (a$), padding the left side as described above; otherwise, RSET$ returns the left-most strlen& bytes of string_expression. |
See also |
CSET, CSET$, GET, LET, LSET, LSET$, PUT, RESET, RSET, STRINSERT$, TYPE SET |
Example |
a$ = RSET$("PowerBASIC", 20) ' result: " PowerBASIC"
a$ = RSET$("PowerBASIC",20 USING "*") ' result: "**********PowerBASIC" |