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"Ref_Des" alignment of data, "place.txt" wanted in the file.

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example)
UUNITS = MILS
D6                    362.50        4712.50        0    DO-214AB         REF_Des    x-loc   y-loc   rotate

 

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  • Ejlersen

    Hi

    Yes, using skill you would be able to do anything you want with output data.

    you can use normal printf functionality with text left/rigth aligned - also set a specific number of characters etc. for text

     

    printf("%5s" "text") - will print 5 characters

    printf("%-5s" "text") - will print 5 characters that are left aligned

    etc.

    Best regards

    Ole 

     

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  • Ejlersen

    Hi

    Yes, using skill you would be able to do anything you want with output data.

    you can use normal printf functionality with text left/rigth aligned - also set a specific number of characters etc. for text

     

    printf("%5s" "text") - will print 5 characters

    printf("%-5s" "text") - will print 5 characters that are left aligned

    etc.

    Best regards

    Ole 

     

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