FileInterface.FormatFlags Property |
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DescriptionThe format flags affect the way data is read and is written for certain data types. To set a format flag, set the value at the corresponding array index to 1. To unset a format flag, set the value at the corresponding array index to 0. The format flags indicies are as follows: index = 0 name = boolalpha definition: read/write boolean values as names (i.e. true/false). index = 1 name = dec definition: read/write integer values in decimal base format. index = 2 name = fixed definition: write floating point values in fixed-point notation. index = 3 name = hex definition: read/write integer values in hexadecimal base format. index = 4 name = internal definition: the output is padded with spaces at an internal point enlarging the output up to the field width. index = 5 name = left definition: the output is padded at the end enlarging the output up to the field width. index = 6 name = oct definition: read/write integer values in octal base format. index = 7 name = right definition: the output is padded at the beginning enlarging the output up to the field width. index = 8 name = scientific definition: write floating-point values in scientific notation. index = 9 name = showbase definition: write integer values preceded by the numeric base. index = 10 name = showpoint definition: write floating-point values including always the decimal point. index = 11 name = showpos definition: write non-negative values preceded by a plus sign (+). index = 12 name = shipws definition: skip leading whitespaces on certain input operations. index = 13 name = unitbuf definition: flush output after each inserting operation. index = 14 name = uppercase definition: write uppercase letters replacing certain lowercase letters.
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