Lpad

Definition

STRING lpad( <STRING str> , <INT length> )

Returns the string str, padding (adding spaces to) the front of the string if needed to make str of length length. The original string will remain unchanged.

If length is smaller or equal to the length of str, the returned string is str.

Parameters

STRING str	- The string to pad (add spaces to).
INT length	- The minimal length of the returned string.

Returns

STRING: padded string

Example

import "mod_string"
import "mod_say"

Process Main()
Private
    string ABC = "ABC";
    string _ABC;
    string ABC__;
Begin

    ABC = lpad(ABC,2);
    _ABC = lpad(ABC,4);
    ABC__ = rpad(ABC,5);
    
    say('ABC = "' + ABC + '"');
    say('_ABC = "' + _ABC + '"');
    say('ABC__ = "' + ABC__ + '"');

End

Used in example: say(), lpad(), rpad()

Result:

ABC = "ABC"
_ABC = " ABC"
ABC__ = "ABC  "

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