Strings
liftable concat(str1: strict String, str2: strict String): String
Concatenates the string
str1
and str2
Usage example:
in x: Events[String]
in y: Events[String]
def result := String.concat(x, y)
out result
Trace example:
option timeDomain: [-1,10]
stream x: bubbles
stream y: bubbles
stream result: signal
---
1: x = X
2: y = A
2: result = XA
4: y = B
4: result = XB
6: x = Y
6: result = YB
8: x = Z
8: result = ZB
liftable format[T](formatString: strict String, value: strict T): String
Returns a formatted string from the given format and argument. In the TeSSLa software backend, the format specifier has the syntax %[flags][width][.precision]type
, where the following types and flags are supported:
type allowed types Behaviour ------------ ------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------ x, X Int Converts an integer to hexadecimal representation s, S all Converts the type to string using toString d Int Format the value as a decimal integer o Int Format the value as an octal integer e Float Format with scientific notation f Float Format as decimal number g, G Float Scientific notation or decimal depending on precision and rounding a, A Float Hexadecimal floating-point number with significand and exponent
flag Behaviour ---- ---------------------------------------------- - Left justify within the given field of the given width. + Precede the output with a +, unless the value is negative. ␣ If no sign is written, write a space (0x20) instead. # Alternative form: Precede with 0 for o, 0x for x and 0X for X. Always include a decimal point for f, g, e, a, A. 0 Left-pad the number with 0 if a padding is specified. , Use a locale-specific grouping separator. ( Enclose negative numbers with parenthesis.
Usage example:
in x: Events[Int]
def result := String.format("%#05x", x)
out result
Trace example:
option timeDomain: [-1,10]
stream x: events
stream result: signal
---
1: x = 5
1: result = "0x005"
4: x = 100
4: result = "0x064"
7: x = 10000
7: result = "0x2710"
liftable formatFloat(formatString: String, value: Float): String
Formats a float argument with the given format string
liftable def formatFloat(formatString: String, value: Float): String = format(formatString, value)
liftable formatInt(formatString: String, value: Int): String
Formats an integer argument with the given format string