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Guest foophonic

Would someone be kind enough to supply an explanation of the variables used when placing a string.specifically the x,y values within the brackets, but also how to add decimal places and fix text to significant numbers. ( so that instead of just seeing 1 you could see 001)i've checked the board and seen a few examples but not sure what each bit does.cheers

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Guest Eugen

Hi,Check Arne Bartels xml guide dokument in that zip there are some more zipped files with explanation of string printing. You find the link at the top post ie xml faqRgdsEugen

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Hi,An example: = where in the gauge. = single line. multi never tried.A few examples:HalloOne with a funtion concerning the 0 and decimals:%((Indicated Altitude,feet))%!d% shows p.e. 500%((Indicated Altitude,feet))%!0d% shows p.e. 00500%((Indicated Altitude,feet))%!0.1d% shows p.e. 00500.0%((Indicated Altitude,feet))%!0.2d% shows p.e. 00500.00(Couldn't check the right synthax this moment , but it will give a general idea)Jan"Procul Negotiis"

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Guest Eugen

Jan,I think this your example be would be valuable in the FAQ please post it to the faq.BrgdsEugen

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Guest foophonic

excellent

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Guest foophonic

just had a go with the text and i can't get the leading zeros to show. this means the text is going to move around within the gauge

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Hi,First we need to see the code of your gauge.Then we can make some adjustments.Anyway, the next examples are ok:%((A:AUTOPILOT HEADING LOCK DIR, degrees))%!03d!%((A:AUTOPILOT VERTICAL HOLD VAR, feet per minute))%!04d!%((A:AUTOPILOT ALTITUDE LOCK VAR, feet) 99999 min 0 max)%!05d!Try and see.Jan"Procul Negotiis"

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