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The '''To String''' node turns various types, including objects, into strings. In general, this will match the string that a [[Display (ProtoFlux)|display node]] displays. Use cases include HUDs that involve numbers, such as turning your FPS into text for a display, or readouts of objects or values. | |||
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The locale to use for the output. Defaults to the invariant culture. | The locale to use for the output. Defaults to the invariant culture. | ||
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Revision as of 03:22, 15 January 2024
To String
Strings
The To String node turns various types, including objects, into strings. In general, this will match the string that a display node displays. Use cases include HUDs that involve numbers, such as turning your FPS into text for a display, or readouts of objects or values.
Inputs
V (Generic)
The value to turn into a string.
Format (String)
FormatProvider (IFormatProvider)
The locale to use for the output. Defaults to the invariant culture.
Outputs
* (String)
The value as a string following the format.
Examples
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Four examples of converting various primitives to string. Three of the examples use Standard Numeric Format Strings. -
Four examples of converting various objects to string. Note how, in general, the output matches what the display node outputs.
