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| Likewise, if you want to output a string "capitals_1.200", the format will be: \\ | Likewise, if you want to output a string "capitals_1.200", the format will be: \\ | ||
| - | capitals_<v1,0,3>, where 1.2 comes the number value with a precision of 3 digits. | + | capitals_<v1,0,3>, where 1.2 comes from the number value with a precision of 3 digits. |
| For a valid format, such as string "cities_0001", the format will be cities<v1,4> where 4 is the padding number. | For a valid format, such as string "cities_0001", the format will be cities<v1,4> where 4 is the padding number. | ||
| - | Also you can replace parts of the input string with other strings, such as "big_city". In this case, the format string will be:<br> | + | Also you can replace parts of the input string with other strings, such as "big_city". In this case, the format string will be: \\ |
| big_<s1> where s1 represents a Number String functor within the "Create String" container. | big_<s1> where s1 represents a Number String functor within the "Create String" container. | ||
| You can prefix "<" with a backslash ("\") to turn it into an ordinary character. For exemple, if you want an output string "cities_<87>", where 87 comes from another functor, you need to write the format string as: \\ | You can prefix "<" with a backslash ("\") to turn it into an ordinary character. For exemple, if you want an output string "cities_<87>", where 87 comes from another functor, you need to write the format string as: \\ | ||
| - | cities_\<<v1>> | + | <nowiki>cities_\<<v1>></nowiki> |
| ===== Internal Name ===== | ===== Internal Name ===== | ||