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From: Larry Coon <lmcoon@home.com>
Subject: Newbie Q: Zero fill in Put
Date: 1997/09/01
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Date: 1997-09-01T00:00:00+00:00
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I looked through the docs I have & the FAQ
on Ada Home, but I didn't see an answer to
what I hope is a simple question. How does
one zero-fill for integers in a Put call?

eg:

declare
   x: integer := 2;
   package int_io is new integer_io(integer);
   use int_io;
begin
   Put(x);
end;

How do I make it output with leading zeros,
eg: 02, 002, 00000002, etc?  The width parameter
seems to only fill with spaces.

Larry Coon
larry@fs2.assist.uci.edu
and lmcoom@home.com