Roku Developer Program

[lumpenprole]

So, it seems that StrI() introduces a leading whitespace, whereas ToStr() does not. Just thought I'd let someone know.

[RokuKC]

Messy though it may be, that is the documented behavior.

http://sdkdocs.roku.com/display/sdkdoc/ ... erasString

http://sdkdocs.roku.com/display/sdkdoc/ifIntOps

[belltown]

"lumpenprole" wrote:
So, it seems that StrI() introduces a leading whitespace, whereas ToStr() does not. Just thought I'd let someone know.

I don't think I've ever used Strl(), for that reason.

[Komag]

When you print to console, it apparently uses StrI(), so I'm in the habit of avoiding spaces since it will add one, such as:
PRINT "x is" x ", y is" y
instead of
PRINT "x is " x ", y is " y

[TheEndless]

The extra space is for the sign. If you use it on a negative integer, there won't be an empty space. I almost always use .ToStr(), but you could always wrap the StrI()/Str() call in a Trim() to strip the white space.