Incorrect display of engineering format

[dwannetts]

Hi,

I'm trying to use Julia, and NumericIO in particular, to refactor some Fortran.

Julia's output is

      10000.00     1   -500.00000E0    0.0000000E0    1.0000000E0   -510.00000E0
      10000.00     2   -400.00000E0    0.0000000E0    1.0000000E0   -410.00000E0
      10000.00     3   -300.00000E0    0.0000000E0    1.0000000E0   -310.00000E0
      10000.00     4   -200.00000E0    0.0000000E0    1.0000000E0   -210.00000E0
      10000.00     5   -100.00000E0    0.0000000E0    1.0000000E0   -110.00000E0
      10000.00     6    0.0000000E0    0.0000000E0    1.0000000E0   -10.000000E0
      10000.00     7    100.00000E0    0.0000000E0    1.0000000E0    90.000000E0
      10000.00     8    200.00000E0    0.0000000E0    1.0000000E0    190.00000E0
      10000.00     9    300.00000E0    0.0000000E0    1.0000000E0    290.00000E0
      10000.00    10    400.00000E0    0.0000000E0    1.0000000E0    390.00000E0
      10000.00    11    500.00000E0    0.0000000E0    1.0000000E0    490.00000E0

from the code fragment

oline =  @sprintf("  %12.2f  %4d", line, tndx)
	    s = formatted(txdp.l.e, :ENG, ndigits=8, charset=:ASCII); oline *= lpad(s, 15, ' ')
	    s = formatted(txdp.l.n, :ENG, ndigits=8, charset=:ASCII); oline *= lpad(s, 15, ' ')
	    s = formatted(txdp.l.z, :ENG, ndigits=8, charset=:ASCII); oline *= lpad(s, 15, ' ')
	    s = formatted(rxdp[jr].l.e, :ENG, ndigits=8, charset=:ASCII); oline *= lpad(s, 15, ' ')
	    s = formatted(rxdp[jr].l.n, :ENG, ndigits=8, charset=:ASCII); oline *= lpad(s, 15, ' ')
	    s = formatted(rxdp[jr].l.z, :ENG, ndigits=8, charset=:ASCII); oline *= lpad(s, 15, ' ')

I believe that if engineering format is working correctly, the output should be

      10000.00     1   -500.00000E+00    0.0000000E+00    1.0000000E+00   -510.00000E+00
      10000.00     2   -400.00000E+00    0.0000000E+00    1.0000000E+00   -410.00000E+00
      10000.00     3   -300.00000E+00    0.0000000E+00    1.0000000E+00   -310.00000E+00
      10000.00     4   -200.00000E+00    0.0000000E+00    1.0000000E+00   -210.00000E+00
      10000.00     5   -100.00000E+00    0.0000000E+00    1.0000000E+00   -110.00000E+00
      10000.00     6      0.00000E+00    0.0000000E+00    1.0000000E+00    -10.00000E+00
      10000.00     7    100.00000E+00    0.0000000E+00    1.0000000E+00     90.00000E+00
      10000.00     8    200.00000E+00    0.0000000E+00    1.0000000E+00    190.00000E+00
      10000.00     9    300.00000E+00    0.0000000E+00    1.0000000E+00    290.00000E+00
      10000.00    10    400.00000E+00    0.0000000E+00    1.0000000E+00    390.00000E+00
      10000.00    11    500.00000E+00    0.0000000E+00    1.0000000E+00    490.00000E+00

ie. decimal points should align down the columns as they do in Fortran.