smprintf

smprintf formats a double or string matrix and returns the data as a scalar string or string matrix.

smBuffer = smprintf(ssFormat, mValues)

ssBuffer = smprintf(ssFormat, mValues, ssColSep, ssLineSep)

Return Value

ssBuffer is a scalar string containing the result of the conversion. If called with two parameters the function returns a string matrix >*smBuffer*.

Parameters

ssFormat

ssFormat is a scalar string with embedded formatting symbols. It specifies how the arguement mValues are formatted. The parameter is described in the function printf.

mValues

mValue is a double or string matrix.

ssColSep

ssColSep is a scalar string that is used to separate the columns. Example: \t is a tab charater or a comma ,.

ssLineSep

ssLineSep is a scalar string that is used to separate the rows. Example: \n is a new line character.

Comment

If called with two parameters the function returns a matix of the same size as the matrix mValues.

Example

* a = [1,2,3;4,7.987,6]
* smprintf("%10.3lf", a, "\t", "\n");
   1.000    2.000   3.000
   4.000    7.987   6.000

See also

printf, fprintf, strtod

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