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% printf.R
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\name{printf}
\alias{printf.default}
\alias{printf}
\title{C-style formatted output}
\description{
C-style formatted output.
}
\usage{
\method{printf}{default}(fmt, ..., sep="", file="")
}
\arguments{
\item{fmt}{A \code{\link[base]{character}} vector of format strings.
See same argument for \code{\link[base]{sprintf}}().}
\item{...}{Additional arguments \code{\link[base]{sprintf}}().}
\item{sep}{A \code{\link[base]{character}} \code{\link[base]{vector}} of strings to append after each element.}
\item{file}{A \code{\link[base:connections]{connection}}, or a \code{\link[base]{character}} of a file to print to.
See same argument for \code{\link[base]{cat}}().}
}
\value{
Returns nothing.
}
\examples{
cat("Hello world\n")
printf("Hello world\n")
x <- 1.23
cat(sprintf("x=\%.2f\n", x))
printf("x=\%.2f\n", x)
y <- 4.56
cat(sprintf(c("x=\%.2f\n", "y=\%.2f\n"), c(x,y)), sep="")
printf(c("x=\%.2f\n", "y=\%.2f\n"), c(x,y))
}
\author{Henrik Bengtsson}
\seealso{
For C-style formatting of \code{\link[base]{character}} strings, see \code{\link[base]{sprintf}}().
}
\keyword{utilities}
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