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FileSystem.SPC(Int16) Method

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Definition

Namespace:
Microsoft.VisualBasic
Assembly:
Microsoft.VisualBasic.Core.dll
Assembly:
Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll
Source:
FileSystem.vb
Source:
FileSystem.vb
Source:
FileSystem.vb

Used with the Print or PrintLine function to position output.

public:
 static Microsoft::VisualBasic::SpcInfo SPC(short Count);
public static Microsoft.VisualBasic.SpcInfo SPC (short Count);
static member SPC : int16 -> Microsoft.VisualBasic.SpcInfo
Public Function SPC (Count As Short) As SpcInfo

Parameters

Count
Int16

Required. The number of spaces to insert before displaying or printing the next expression in a list.

Returns

SpcInfo

Used with the Print or PrintLine function to position output.

Examples

This example uses the SPC function to position output in a file and in the Output window.

' The SPC function can be used with the Print function.
FileOpen(1, "TESTFILE", OpenMode.Output)   ' Open file for output.
Print(1, "10 spaces between here", SPC(10), "and here.")
FileClose(1)   ' Close file.

Remarks

If Count is less than the output line width, the next print position immediately follows the number of spaces printed. IfCount is greater than the output line width, SPC calculates the next print position using the formula:

currentprintposition(+(Count``Mod``width))

For example, if the current print position is 24, the output line width is 80, and you specify SPC(90), the next print will start at position 34 (current print position + the remainder of 90/80). If the difference between the current print position and the output line width is less than Count (or Count Mod width), the SPC function skips to the start of the next line and generates spaces equal to Count - (width - currentprintposition).

Note

Make sure your tabular columns are wide enough to allow for wide letters.

Applies to

See also