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LSET Statement Programming Example
 
The following statement would convert the single-precision numeric variable
AMT to a 4-byte string and stores that string in A$,left-justified:
 
LSET A$ = MKS$(AMT)
 
In contrast, the following statement would convert the integer numeric
variable COUNT% to a 2-byte string and stores that string in D$,
right-justified:
 
RSET D$ = MKI$(COUNT%)
 
  Note: To see the LSET statement used in a full example program, see
        the ◄CVS function programming example►