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#X text 115 475 anything;
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#X text 139 413 bang;
#X text 115 436 anything;
#X text 172 435 -;
#X text 96 532 2) anything;
#X text 108 507 1) symbol;
#X text 173 532 -;
#X text 185 507 the optional 'symout' argument formats a symbol message ('symout' itself not included), f 57;
#X msg 198 201 wind;
#X msg 51 201 wood;
#X msg 272 163 64 64;
#X obj 51 240 cyclone/sprintf %s-%s.wav;
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#X text 172 413 - formats the message with current input, f 59;
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#X text 91 66 %c;
#X text 112 66 character, f 49;
#X text 55 79 %d or %i;
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#X text 91 170 %o;
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#X text 91 196 %u;
#X text 112 196 unsigned integer, f 49;
#X text 91 209 %x;
#X text 112 209 unsigned hexadecimal in lowercase, f 49;
#X text 91 222 %X;
#X text 112 222 unsigned hexadecimal in CAPS, f 49;
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#X msg 50 290 browse https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printf_format_string;
#X text 57 12 Possible types in [sprintf], f 30;
#X text 112 79 signed decimal intege, f 49;
#X text 112 92 float (lowercase for 'nan'/'inf'), f 49;
#X text 112 105 float (uppercase for 'NAN'/'INF'), f 49;
#X text 112 118 float in exponential notation using "e" character;
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#X text 112 144 float in normal (%f) or exponential (%e), f 49;
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#X text 74 257 For more details on these types \, refer to a standard C library manual. For instance in the link below:, f 52;
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#X text 137 320 The above reference has more information and parameters not really available for [sprintf]. Nonetheless \, the length modifiers \, the optional flags: "+" \, " " \, "-" and "#" \, plus the width and precision fields are supported., f 47;
#X text 35 387 Inconsistencies: If a format type is not supported or invalid \, [sprintf] doesn't create a corresponding inlet and prints an error isntead. The Max version creates an inlet for whatever inserted type \, invalid or not \, and only prints an error when trying to convert. The MAX original also doesn't support the "space" flag or %a/%A types. The length modifiers are supported but since Pd does not have an integer type \, something like '%lld' won't work with full precision even if you're using Pd compiled for double precision (aka Pd64). Also \, some values for a format like '%u' will only actually be possible to represent in Pd64 because they can exceed the 2ˆ24 limit of 32-bit float., f 64;
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#X text 185 532 output message with format types '%' (each changeable argument creates a corresponding inlet). For all possible types and details \, see:;
#X text 184 435 float/symbol to match corresponding given type. Messages with more than one item spraed items to the next inlets.;
#X text 23 63 Message formatter;
#X text 67 336 see also:;
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#X text 75 87 Based on C's "printf" function \, [sprintf] formats messages \, where each '%' format type corresponds to an inlet. By default you have each argument as a separate element in a message \, but the 'symout' argument creates a symbol out of everything., f 66;
#X text 172 475 - the formatted message as a series of atoms or a symbol;
#X text 153 349 Plugdata users or those with ELSE can also use [else/format] as an alternative., f 42;
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#X msg 240 392 OK!;
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#X text 50 152 Examples with float:;
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#X text 34 320 A symbol may be received in any inlet that corresponds to a %s argument. If sent to another inlet type \, a conversion error is given in Pd's window.;
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#X text 21 90 If a changeable number argument argument (such as %i or %f) does not receive an input \, the default value is "0". If no value has been received for a changeable symbol argument (%s or %c) \, a blank space is the default., f 64;
#X text 252 248 %% becomes %;
#X text 174 265 %%%% becomes %% and so on;
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#X msg 288 501 quite alright;
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#X obj 61 246 cyclone/sprintf %.2fdB a-%i%%;
#X text 76 647 for more details on supported specifiers \, as most of them are shared between the two objects., f 21;
#X text 76 602 See the help file of, f 12;
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#X text 560 548 *;
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#X text 21 16 The arguments in [sprintf] format a message to be sent out and can be floats and symbols with or without changeable arguments (like %i for integers \, %f for floats and %s for symbol strings) resembling the C programming language. The number of changeable arguments determines the number of inlets \, with each inlet corresponding to a changeable argument \, in order., f 64;
#X text 35 514 Messages with more than one item spreads items to the next inlets., f 23;
#X text 434 20 The optional 'symout' argument turns the whole output into a symbol message \, which is useful for format strings with spaces \, commas and other special characters. In this case you should not use backslash \, as it is common in Pd to escape a space or another special symbol., f 48;
#X text 452 241 Nonetheless \, note you can use backslashes to create symbols with special characters such as spaces without the 'symout' argument., f 44;
#X text 281 643 The MAX original has issues in dealing with spaces for symbol input that contains spaces. Similarly \, there are also issues with the width field when it adds spaces and the 'space' flag. What happens is that atoms get split by the spaces when you don't have the 'symout' argument. The cyclone version also has the same issues., f 72;
#X obj 456 483 expr pow(2 \, 32) - 2;
#X text 421 576 * The correct exact result ('4294967294') is only possible in Pd compiled with double precision (aka Pd64), f 43;
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