Matrix.Format(String, String, String) Method

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Description

Converts the numeric values contained within the calling Matrix into a string based on the format specifiers given by formatString. The format specifiers are standard C/C++ specifiers as used with the sprintf function. The Format method converts a double precision floating point value to a string; the IFormat method should be used to convert an integer value to a string. Matrix rows and columns will be delimited using the provided format specifiers.

 

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Method Signature

Matrix.Format(

String formatString,


String columnDelimiter,


String rowDelimiter)

 

 

Arguments

formatString


Description:

Format specifier to use when converting the calling Matrix into a String. The format specifiers are standard C/C++ specifiers as used with the sprintf function.

 

 

columnDelimiter


Description:

Column delimiter to use when converting the calling Matrix into a String. This argument will be used to delimit columns of the calling Matrix.

 

 

rowDelimiter


Description:

Row delimiter to use when converting the calling Matrix into a String. This argument will be used to delimit rows of the calling Matrix.

 

 

 

Return Value

Type:

string

 

 

Returns a String containing the converted version of the calling Matrix.

 

Syntax

myString1 = myMatrix1.Format(myString2, myString3, myString4);

 

 

See also

Matrix Object

Matrix.Format

Matrix, Array, and Variable Math Guide