> It seems() that FloatToString() can be used to format strings,
> Win.Debug(FToS("1.456", "%0.2f")) ;; returns 1.46
> Win.Debug(FToS(1.456, "%0.2f")) ;; returns 1.46
>
> Is this intentional?
Yes. The routine that translates PowerPro's internal double format to
standard double is called first, and this routine allows for strings
(which is how 5.0 + "14.2" works. It uses the r\06 at front of the
PowerPro double to distinguish the cases.
>
>
> From help:
> floattostring(x) ... Optionally, include second argument "%n.mf "
>
> It seems that space at the and of the "%n.mf " string is surplus.
Yes, this is an error. In fact, internally PowerPro is just using
sprintf so you could do whatever this routine allows.
>
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