Crestron simpl plus language ref 사용자 설명서

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z SIMPL+

Print

PRINT(<Static Specification String> [, <arg1> ...]);

The output of PRINT goes to the CONSOLE port of the control system and can be 
monitored in the Crestron Viewport. It can print simple text strings or complex 
formatted strings.

<Static Specification String> is a quoted string that contains text and formatting 
information. Format specifiers are of the form:

%[[Pad]Width]specifier

The optional Width specifier is a number that states the width of the field as 
characters. If the value to be printed is less than the Width, it is padded on the left 
with spaces. Width can be two digits.

The optional Pad specifier works with the Width specifier. If the result of the Width 
operation results in the need to add spaces, the Pad specifier can be used to pad with 
different values rather than a space. '0' is the only valid pad value, i.e. %03d pads with 
leading zeros so 1Z would be printed as 012.

As each % value is found, it pulls the matching <arg> off the list. The first % uses 
<arg1>, the second % uses <arg2>, etc. If the number of % specifiers does not match 
the number of arguments, the program will generate a compile error, the compiler 

s

Specifies a BUFFER_INPUT, STRING, or STRING_INPUT variable.
(unprintable characters are printed in the format that Viewport uses)

d

Specifies an ANALOG_INPUT, ANALOG_OUTPUT, or INTEGER to be 
printed as a signed decimal value.

u

Specifies an ANALOG_INPUT, ANALOG_OUTPUT, or INTEGER to be 
printed as an unsigned decimal value.

x

Specifies an ANALOG_INPUT, ANALOG_OUTPUT, or INTEGER to be 
printed as a lowercase hexadecimal number.

X

Specifies an ANALOG_INPUT, ANALOG_OUTPUT, or INTEGER to be 
printed as an uppercase hexadecimal number.

l

Specifies a long_integer or unsigned_long_integer will follow

%

Prints a % sign (i.e. use %% to print a % sign).

%lD

Specifies a LONG_INTEGER to be printed as a signed decimal value.

%c

Specifies a printable ASCII character to be printed.