Hey all:
I want to convert strings (ex. '3', '32') to strings with left padded zeroes (ex. '003', '032')
In Python 2.4 you can use rjust with the optional fill argument: >>> '3'.rjust(3, '0') '003'
In earlier versions you can define your own:
>>> def rjust(s, l, c):
... return ( c*l + s )[-l:]
...
>>> rjust('3', 3, '0')
'003'
>>> rjust('32', 3, '0')
'032'Kent -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
