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padzero in vex?

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bollili
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Hi,

is there an equivalent for h-script's padzero in vex (attribute wrangle sop)? I couldn't find anything related in the docs…

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EDIT: Embarrassing code snippet removed for the sake of clarity… please see sane response below!
Edited by friedasparagus - May 2, 2018 07:49:11
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This might be a little easier
string
padzero(int n; int v)
{
    return sprintf("%*0d", n, v);
}

cvex
main()
{
    printf("%s\n", padzero(5, 126));
    printf("%s\n", padzero(5, 23));
    printf("%s\n", padzero(1, 23));
}
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hahaha! That's quite hilarious

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Can't just use %04d?

s@name = sprintf('%04d',@Frame);
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Great, thanks!

I should really start to learn regex.

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bollili
I should really start to learn regex.
while regex is useful, above mentioned syntax is not regex though, more like string formatting, which, similar to regex, can have some differences among programing languages, here is VEX one:
http://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/vex/functions/printf.html [www.sidefx.com]
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Hey tamte, this push into the right direction ist highly appreciated!
Thank you
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