Re: Can't find right printf format

From: Hubert Gabler <loipersb@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2008 08:16:32 +0200

>...you need to look in perldoc -f sprintf.

Thanks to all who gave me this hint. I simply overlooked the link from printf to sprintf. I promise to read the manpages more careful in the future before asking the experts!
Kind regards,
Hubert
.

References:
- Can't find right printf format
  - From: Hubert Gabler

Prev by Date: Re: untaint a hash eval
Next by Date: Posting Guidelines for comp.lang.perl.misc ($Revision: 1.8 $)
Previous by thread: Re: Can't find right printf format
Next by thread: Re: Can't find right printf format
Index(es):
- Date
- Thread

Relevant Pages

Re: How to print formatted (!) the current timestamp?
... localtime. ... Read perldoc -f sprintf for valid formats (%Y is ...
(comp.lang.perl.misc)
Re: converting to FLOATING_POINT..
... perldoc -f sprintf ... > In the following piece of script, I would like to convert the $time after * ...
(perl.beginners)
Re: How to print formatted (!) the current timestamp?
... and bears no relation at all to your call to localtime. ... Read perldoc -f sprintf for valid formats. ...
(comp.lang.perl.misc)
Re: Rounding and Subs
... Joseph L. Casale wrote: ... is it correct to execute subs like this: ... You can find out more about the formating specifiers in perldoc -f sprintf ...
(perl.beginners)
Re: Padded 3 digit numeric series
... Ken Stevens writes: ... Have you looked at sprintf yet? ... I tried the perldoc command and I receive the message: ...
(perl.beginners)