WOct
Converts a number to a Unicode octal representation
Syntax
`
Declare Function WOct( ByVal number As Byte ) As WString
Declare Function WOct( ByVal number As Byte, ByVal digits As Integer ) As WString
Declare Function WOct( ByVal number As Short ) As WString
Declare Function WOct( ByVal number As Short, ByVal digits As Integer ) As WString
Declare Function WOct( ByVal number As Integer ) As WString
Declare Function WOct( ByVal number As Integer, ByVal digits As Integer ) As WString
Declare Function WOct( ByVal number As LongInt ) As WString
Declare Function WOct( ByVal number As LongInt, ByVal digits As Integer ) As WString
`
Usage
`
result = WOct( number [, digits ] )
`
Parameters
`number`
Number to convert to octal representation.
`digits`
Desired number of digits in the returned string.
Return Value
The Unicode octal representation of the number, truncated or padded with zeros (`"0"`) to fit the number of digits, if specified.
Description
Returns the octal `WString` (Unicode) representation of `number`. Octal digits range from `0` to `7`.
If you specify `digits` > `0`, the result string will be exactly that length. It will be truncated or padded with zeros on the left, if necessary.
The length of the returned string will not be longer than the maximum number of digits required for the type of `number` (3 characters for `Byte`, 6 for `Short`, 11 for `Integer`, and 22 for `LongInt`)
Example
`
Print WOct(54321)
Print WOct(54321, 4)
Print WOct(54321, 8)
`
will produce the output:

    152061
    2061
    00152061

Dialect Differences

- Not available in the -lang qb dialect unless referenced with the alias `__Woct`.

Platform Differences

- Unicode strings are not supported in the DOS port of FreeBASIC.

Differences from QB

- In QBASIC Unicode was not supported.

See also

- `WBin`
- `WHex`