bytepattern(
NUMBER
)
The bytepattern( function converts a byte count to text: 543 Bytes, 543 Kb, 123 Mb, 3.2 Gb
Parameters
This function has one parameter:
number – Number of bytes.
Description
This function converts a byte count to text. Depending on the size of the number, it will be expressed as either bytes, kb (kilobytes), MB (megabytes), GB (gigabytes) or TB (terabytes).
bytepattern(1) ☞ 1 byte
bytepattern(2) ☞ 2 bytes
bytepattern(1234) ☞ 1.23 kB
bytepattern(12345) ☞ 12.3 kB
bytepattern(1234567) ☞ 1.23 MB
bytepattern(1234567123) ☞ 1.23 GB
bytepattern(1234567123456) ☞ 1.23 TB
See Also
- alphabeticnumber( -- converts a number into letters: A, B, C, etc.
- asc( -- converts the first character of a text string into a number from 0 to 65535 based on Unicode encoding.
- bigendianbinaryvalue( -- converts big endian binary data (a byte, word, or longword) into an unsigned number (see Binary Data).
- binarytotext( -- converts binary data into text, optionally using a specified encoding.
- binaryvalue( -- converts binary data (a byte, word, longword, or longlongword) into a number (see Binary Data).
- booleanvalue( -- converts a numeric or text value to Boolean (true/false).
- boolstr( -- converts a Boolean value to text, either `"true"` or `"false"`.
- chr( -- converts a number into a single character of text, based on Unicode encoding.
- commalist( -- converts a text array (see Text Arrays) into an English list, with items separated by a comma and a space, except for the last two items which are separated by the word *and* and spaces.
- commastr( -- converts a number to text, with a comma every third digit. The number is converted as an integer, with no decimal point.
- completedatestr( -- converts a date to text, spelling out the month and including the day of the week.
- custompluralpattern( -- converts a number to text using a pattern, making customizable adjustments for pluralization.
- datestr( -- converts a date to text using format *mm/dd/yy*.
- daystr( -- converts a date to the day of the week (for example *Sunday*).
- dollarsandcents( -- converts a number to text formatted as dollars and cents.
- emojicheats( -- abbreviates any emojis with "emoji cheat" codes.
- encodeurlfragment( -- encodes text so that it can be used in the fragment portion of a URL (the portion after the # symbol).
- encodeurlhost( -- encodes text so that it can be used in the host portion of a URL (for example www.host.com).
- encodeurlpassword( -- encodes text so that it can be used in the password portion of a URL.
- encodeurlpath( -- encodes text so that it can be used in the path portion of a URL (the portion after the host name, but before any ? symbol).
- encodeurlquery( -- encodes text so that it can be used in the query portion of a URL (the portion after the ? symbol).
- encodeurluser( -- encodes text so that it can be used in the user name portion of a URL.
- eurodatestr( -- converts a date to text in European format.
- expandemojis( -- expands any "emoji cheat" abbreviations into the actual emojis.
- formatphone( -- formats a US phone number using the standard *(aaa) nnn-nnnn* format.
- hex( -- converts a text item containing a hexadecimal number into a standard number (decimal).
- hexbyte( -- converts a limited range of decimal numbers to a two-digit hexadecimal number expressed as a text string.
- hexlong( -- converts a decimal number to an eight-digit hexadecimal number expressed as a text string
- hexstr( -- converts a number to text formatted as a hexadecimal number.
- hextobinary( -- converts a sequence of hexadecimal digits into a raw binary data value.
- hexword( -- converts a decimal number to a four-digit hexadecimal number expressed as a text string.
- importcell( -- returns one cell of imported data.
- info("defaultfloatformat") -- returns the default format for converting floating point numbers to text.
- length( -- counts the number of characters in a text value (also called a string).
- littleendianbinaryvalue( -- converts little endian binary data (a byte, word, longword, or longlongword) into an unsigned number (see Binary Data).
- longdatestr( -- converts a date to text by spelling out the month.
- longtimestr( -- converts a number to text in am/pm time format, including seconds.
- money( -- converts a number to text, formatted as money.
- nth( -- converts a number into an ordinal.
- Numeric Patterns -- control how a number is displayed or converted to text.
- pattern( -- converts a number into text using a pattern.
- places( -- converts a number to text with a specific number of places after the decimal point.
- pluralpattern( -- converts a number to text using a pattern, making adjustments for pluralization.
- pointsval( -- converts a dimension to points (possibly from inches or centimeters).
- radix( -- converts a text item containing a number in a radix between 2 and 36 into a decimal number.
- radixstr( -- converts a number into a text item containing the equivalent number in a radix between 2 and 36.
- scientificnotation( -- converts a number to text, formatted in scientific notation.
- setdefaultfloatformat -- sets the default format for converting floating point values to text (unsupported).
- signedbinaryvalue( -- converts binary data (a byte, word, longword, or longlongword) into a signed number (see Binary Data).
- str( -- converts a number into text, with no formatting.
- superdatepattern( -- converts a number containing a superdate to text, allowing you to specify the patterns for both the date and the time conversion to text.
- superdatesecondsstr( -- converts a number containing a superdate to text, including the seconds.
- superdatestr( -- converts a number containing a superdate (date + time) to text.
- texttobinary( -- converts text into binary data, optionally using a specified encoding.
- timestr( -- converts a number to text in am/pm time format.
- val( -- converts text into a number.
- zbpattern( -- converts a number to text using a pattern, but returns empty text if the number is zero.
History
| 10.0 | Updated | Carried over from Panorama 6.0, but now is a native function, and handles terabytes (Panorama 6.0 only handled gigiabytes.) |