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 Topic: print using %f |
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| betomax Replies: 7 Views: 9167 |
 Forum: General CCS C Discussion Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 1:53 pm Subject: print using %f |
| you will have to check if the
value is negative before calling the appropriate printf statement. Is exactly what I did, Thanks it works perfect !!!  |
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| Topic: print using %f |
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| betomax Replies: 7 Views: 9167 |
Forum: General CCS C Discussion Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 1:11 pm Subject: print using %f |
| You can also put a "0" in front
of the first digit to zero-fill it on the left side, where applicable. Thanks by reply, and yes actually I'm trying under mplab sim, but I don't un ... |
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| Topic: print using %f |
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| betomax Replies: 7 Views: 9167 |
Forum: General CCS C Discussion Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 12:31 pm Subject: print using %f |
| I tried also:
printf("Current voltage =%02.2f\r\n",voltage_var); but still sending "Current voltage = 1.XX" |
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| Topic: print using %f |
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| betomax Replies: 7 Views: 9167 |
Forum: General CCS C Discussion Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 12:11 pm Subject: print using %f |
| Hi
I have to send a float number float voltage_var; . printf("Current voltage =%2.2f\r\n",voltage_var); . It works but I need my output string always same length, I mean if ... |
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