The function fmt helps you to format a string in vbscript as you do in C.
IN C, if you write:
Printf ("THIS% S Number% D", "Test", 1);
THEN You Would Use The Function FMT in Vbscript Like this:
DIM strstr = fmt ("this is% x number% x", Array ("Test", 1))
Detailsthe Complete Function Looks Like this:
'Works like the printf-function in C.' takes a string with format characters and an array 'to expand.' 'The format characters are always "% x", independ of the' usage example 'type.': 'Dim str 'Str = FMT ("Hello, Mr.% X, Today's Date IS% X.", Array ("Miller", Date)' response.write strfunction FMT (Str, args) Dim Res' the result string. Res = ""
Dim Pos' The current position in the args array. POS = 0
DIM I for i = 1 to LEN (STR) 'Found A FMT Char. IF MID (STR, I, 1) = "%" THEN IF I 'Expand from Array. Elseif MID (STR, I 1, 1) = "x" Then Res = Res & CSTR (args (pos)) POS = POS 1 i = i 1 end if endiff 'Found a Normal Char. Else Res = Res & Mid (STR, I, 1) End if Next FMT = Resend FunctionThe Format Character Is Always% X, Independent of The Actual Type, Since Vbscript Has No Direct Types Like Integer or String.
