Valid for use with hash commands: HMI, HMI_Trace and HMI_Log

Implemented on the following platforms: HMi430, Android, Windows

This is an old function. Print is newer and shinier. With formatting functions it can do what this one does, and a lot more.

This function will cause the floating point number stored in RAM at location fArg to be output in a field width of f characters total, including p digits after the decimal point. The formatting is identical to OBLCD_fDisp.

Example:

The following program will generate a running time display in the top lefthand corner of the SimpleHMI.

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# Open_Serial User(38400,8,N)    
        on      0
        LaunchTask      RunTime        ;Task that generates the running time
        RunTasksForever

fRunningTime:           defFLOAT       ;Used to count up seconds
RunTime:
        Pause 100                      ;1S delay  
        fRecallW        fRunningTime   ;Increment the counter ...
        fInc
        fStore          fRunningTime
# HMI Cursor(0,0) SetFGColour(255,0,0) SetBGColor(0,255,255) FloatVar(fRunningTime,5,0) Print(" ")
        GoTo            RunTime

The hash command Open_Serial is documented elsewhere. Here it simply opens the serial port for use with a user defined protocol at 38400 Baud.