Space after Integer, String etc.

Hello,
i have a problem in one of my Webapplications. Is it possible to suppress the Space after an integer or string variable using the print directive? i.e.:
Date counter type i.
counter = 1.
<%=counter%> would result in "1 "
whereas
Date counter type n.
counter = 1.
<%=counter%> would result in "1"
Is it somehow possible to use an Integer variable without the space?
Greetz
Daniel

Im using the counter as an extension of the name of an input field:
<INPUT type="text" name="field_<%=counter%>">
it should result in:
<INPUT type="text" name="field_1">
but it results in
<INPUT type="text" name="field_1 ">
This makes it difficult for me to get values of the field in OnInputProcessing because of the appended space at the end of the name. Is it somehow possible to supress this behavior?

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