ToString$ ()

[saschech@gmx.de]

Hallo to together
I have a counter 0 to 9999,that i print with ToString$ ().
The good,the hex up/down is displayed dec. in the display,but if the counter change:

100 display 100
99 display 990
9 display 900
5 display 500

is this normal?

Regards wolfgang

[Benj]

Hi Wolfgang

Yes thats normal. What you need to do is print one or two characters of white space after your number to make sure the previous number gets erased.

Eg instead of printing "100" and then "5" which will lead to "500", print this instead "100 " and "5 " which will lead to "5 ".

[Steve]

Or clear the display before printing the number.

[saschech@gmx.de]

Hallo Benj
I understand what you mean,my problem,where i put in the space?
timer_set_00_dec = 901
timer_00_set_wert = ToString$(timer_set_00)

a
timer_set_00_dec = timer_set_00_dec - 1
wait
timer_00_set_wert = ToString$(timer_set_00_dec)
go to a


Regards wolfgang

[Benj]

Hi Wolfgang

For your program

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timer_set_00_dec = 901
timer_00_set_wert = ToString$(timer_set_00)

a
timer_set_00_dec = timer_set_00_dec - 1
wait
timer_00_set_wert = ToString$(timer_set_00_dec)
go to a

Would become

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timer_set_00_dec = 901
timer_00_set_wert = ToString$(timer_set_00)
timer_00_set_wert = timer_00_set_wert + "  "

a
timer_set_00_dec = timer_set_00_dec - 1
wait
timer_00_set_wert = ToString$(timer_set_00_dec)
timer_00_set_wert = timer_00_set_wert + "  "
go to a