| frealstr | real-to-string function |
| Syntax | frealstr ( r : real, width, fractionWidth : int ) : string
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| Description | The frealstr function is used to convert a real number to a string. For example, frealstr (2.5e1, 5, 1)="b25.0" where b represents a blank. The string is an approximation to r, padded on the left with blanks as necessary to a length of width. The number of digits of the fraction to be displayed is given by fractionWidth. The width must be non-negative. If the width parameter is not large enough to represent the value of r, it is implicitly increased as needed. The fractionWidthmust be non-negative. The displayed value is rounded to the nearest decimal equivalent with this accuracy. In the case of a tie, the value is rounded to the next larger value. The result string is of the form:
{blank} [-]{digit}. {digit}
If the leftmost digit is zero, then it is the only digit to the left of the decimal point.The frealstr function approximates the inverse of strreal, although round-off errors keep these from being exact inverses.
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| See also | the erealstr, realstr, strreal, intstr and strint functions.
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