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<H2>string <A HREF="#DOC.DOCU">intstr</A></H2><H2>(const long iValue, const int iRadix=10,<BR> const int iLen=1)</H2><BLOCKQUOTE>Convert interger to string.</BLOCKQUOTE>
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<BLOCKQUOTE>Convert interger to string.
This function converts the integer <b>iValue</b> to a string and returns
it. Optionally you can specify a different numeric base than 10 with the
parameter <b>iRadix</b> and you can use the <b>iLen</b> Parameter to
specify the length of the resulting string (filled with zeroes). For
example: If you convert the value <i>254</i> with base <i>16</i> and
length <i>4</i> you get a string value of <i>00fe</i>.</BLOCKQUOTE>
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