This is a easy way to format strings using c sprintf() function.
if your string need only strings and integers then you can only use byte ptr as argumet type.
but if you need like string,int,float,string then you just need to extern function and set your arguments what you need.)
Example:
SuperStrict
Extern "c"
Function sprintf(buffer:Byte Ptr , format$z , arg1:Byte Ptr = Null , arg2:Byte Ptr = Null , arg3:Byte Ptr = Null , argh4:Byte Ptr = Null) 'String and Int
Function printfloat(buffer:Byte Ptr,format$z,arg1:Byte Ptr=Null,floatarg1:Double=Null,floatarg2:Double=Null)="sprintf" 'You need to use DOUBLE not float.
End Extern
Local outstr:Byte Ptr = MemAlloc(256) 'allocate memory to output string
Local name:String = "User Name"
Local age:Int = 32
sprintf(outstr , "Hello, %s, your age is %i." , name , Byte Ptr age) 'format string
Local mystr:String=String.FromCString(outstr)
Print mystr
Local myfloat:Float=Pi
printfloat(outstr,"Hello, %s, Pi = %.3f",name,myfloat)
Local floatstr:String = String.FromCString(outstr)
Print floatstr
MemFree outstr
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