Mkn Functions

Purpose

Convert an integer to a string.

Syntax

string = Mk1[$](v, [,v1,..])

string = Mk2[$](v, [,v1,..])

string = Mk3[$](v, [,v1,..])

string = Mk4[$](v, [,v1,..])

string = Mk5[$](v, [,v1,..])

string = Mk6[$](v, [,v1,..])

string = Mk7[$](v, [,v1,..])

string = Mk8[$](v, [,v1,..])

Description

Mk1 converts one or more values in to string. Mk2 converts one or more 2-byte (16-bit) values in a string, Mk3 converts one or three-bytes of a value into a string, and so on.

Example

Print Mk1($41424344)    // D

Print Mk2($41424344)    // DC

Print Mk3($41424344)    // DCB

Print Mk4($41424344)    // DCBA

Print Mk5(Large $4142434445464748)    // HGFED

Print Mk6(Large $4142434445464748)    // HGFEDC

Print Mk7(Large $4142434445464748)    // HGFEDCB

Print Mk8(Large $4142434445464748)    // HGFEDCBA

Remarks

Mk1$() is the same as Chr$(), Mk4$() is the same as Mkl$(), and Mk8$() is the same as MkLarge$()

See Also

Cvn Functions, Mkl, Mki, Mkw, Mkd, Mks, MkCur, MkLarge

{Created by Sjouke Hamstra; Last updated: 18/10/2014 by James Gaite}