How to set width AND pad integer witdth String Formatter in Java

Question

Given I have the following integers:

1, 10, 100

I want to pad them with zeroes to have exactly 3 digits:

001
010
100

and I want to print them prefixed by 10 spaces:

      001 //assume 10 spaces from the beginning of the line 
      010
      100

I want to use Java formatter string to accomplish this but am only successful in accomplishing one of the above mention conditions but not both at once.

Below are 2 expressions that I created that accomplish each one of these conditions:

    @Test
    public void test1() {

        String[] langs = { "TEXTX", "TEXTXXX", "TEXTXX" };
        int[] nums = {1, 10, 100};

        for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {

            String s = langs[i];
            int n = nums[i];

            System.out.printf("%1$s%2$14s%3$03d\n", s, " ", n);
        }

    }

According to documentation the formatter string has the below form:

%[argument_index$][flags][width][.precision]conversion

but apparently the zero padding flag parameter cannot be followed by width parameter as it is being parsed as one number resulting in a "long width".

How can this be rewritten to accomplish the above mentioned conditions?

NOTE:

My only idea was to explicitly add a single space to the arguments and try to manipulate it as an argument. Something like this:

System.out.printf("%1$s%2$10s%3$03d\n", s, " ", n);

EDIT:

My apologies, I just realized that I didn't fully described my question. These numbers need to follow certain other strings of different length, like this:

textX       001
textXXX     010
textXX      100

So that the spacing is variable.

Answer 1

If the two only criterias are the padding of 10 Spaces and zero-padding of the numbers:

final String str = String.format("%10s%03d", " ", 2);

Edit after update from OP:

 System.out.printf("%-10s%03d", "abc", 2);

How it Works:

We need two arguments for Our pattern, one for the String of length 10, and one for the integer.

%10s is a pattern for a String of length 10. In order to left align it, we add the -: %-10s. The second argument is the integer of length 3 that we want to left pad With zero: %03d.

If we dont want to rearrange or reuse an argument for multiple format specifiers, just pass the arguments in the order specified in the pattern.