Re: %12s
  By: Digital Man to The Millionaire on Sat Jul 20 2019 03:08 am

 >   Re: %12s
 >   By: The Millionaire to Digital Man on Fri Jul 19 2019 03:54 pm
 >
 >  > On line 126 and 128 there is a %12s variable in the text.dat file. what
 >  > is this for?
 >
 > text.dat string that contain % specifiers are for variable replacements. The
 > "names" of these strings usually end in "Fmt" (for "format" and the syntax
 > is consistent with the C printf-style functions.
 >
 > So %12s means: a string of text, at least 12 characters wide,
 > right-justified.
 >
 >                                             digital man
 >
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one more question here: if it's %11.11 %11.11 are those information or formats
also?

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