29 lines
883 B
Python
29 lines
883 B
Python
# An example using the Python string formatting.
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# See FormatExampleScript.java for examples of using the printf() method.
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# DISCLAIMER: This is a recreation of a Java Ghidra script for example
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# use only. Please run the Java version in a production environment.
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#@category Examples.Python
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from time import *
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import java.util.Calendar
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print "The %s jumped over the %s" % ("cow", "moon")
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print "The %s jumped over the %s " % ("cow", "moon") + strftime("%X")
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print "The %s jumped over the %s - timestamp: %s" % ("cow", "moon", strftime("%c %Z"))
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print "The %s jumped over the %s at %s on %s" % ("cow", "moon", strftime("%I:%M%p"), strftime("%A, %b %d"))
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print "Padding: %03d" % (1)
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print "Hex: 0x%x" % (10)
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print "Left-justified: %-10d" % (1)
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print "Right-justified: %10d" % (1)
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print "String fill: '%10s'" % ("Fill")
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print "String fill, left justified: '%-10s'" % ("Fill")
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