LSet Statement
Justifies the string by the left edge of the string variable.
Syntax
The LSet statement syntax has these parts:
Part |
Description |
stringvar |
Required. The name of the string variable. |
string |
Required. The string expression to be justified
by the left edge of the string variable. |
Remarks
The LSet function replaces all symbols, remaining in the string variable
with spaces.
If the string is longer, than the variable, the LSet function copies
as many symbols from the start of the string as can fit into the variable.
Example
In this example the LSet statement is used to justify the string by the left edge
of the string variable.
Dim MyString
MyString = "0123456789" ' Initializes the string.
Lset MyString = "<-Left" ' MyString contains "<-Left ". Trace "|"&MyString&"|" |