syntax:

Clib.rsprintf(formatString[, variables ...])

where:

formatString - string that specifies the final format.

variables - values to be converted to and formatted as a string.

return:

string - formatted according to formatString using any variables passed.

description:

This method returns a formatted string. It is similar to Clib.printf(), except that a string is returned instead of printed.

see:

Clib.printf()

example:

// If in a script you had a line:

Clib.printf("%s has seen %s %d times.\n", name,

            movie, timesSeen);

// and you wanted to pass the resulting string

// as a parameter to a function, you could do it

// as follows.

func(Clib.rsprintf("%s has seen %s %d times.\n",

                    name, movie, timesSeen));

// The following lines of code achieve

// the same result, that is, create

// a string variable named word that contains

// the string "Who is #1?".

var word

word = Clib.rsprintf("Who is #%d?", 3-2); 

Clib.sprintf(word, "Who is #%d?", 3-2);