Support %-( ... %) and add documentation. #573
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specifier -> specifiers and If you want to stop it, add -> To disable this behavior/avoid this/…, add the? But since I'm not a native speaker either…
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In the documentation of std.format, it seems to me that "a compound format specifier" equals to "a pair of two specifiers, %( and %)".
Then, in this case, specifier is better, IMO.
If you wan to stop it -> To avoid this behavior : This is good. Thanks.
add $(B '-') flag -> add the $(B '-') flag : This is difficult... I can't decide which is better...
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Then I guess it should rather say: »Inside a compound format specifier«… ;)
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You are right. Thanks!
Support %-( ... %) and add documentation.
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Merged. |
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Good. |
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Yay. |
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By the way, what's the state of the undocumented |
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What? I'm not the only one who needs this functionality?! |
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At the time I had added As I thought, today it is used in std.typecons.Tuple.toString. So, I think that changing |
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I've stumbled over these issues when formatting mixin code. |
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@dawgfoto, have you seen NG threads mentioned in pull description? Making |
Original threads:
http://forum.dlang.org/thread/jn3ibu$tp7$1@digitalmars.com
http://forum.dlang.org/thread/jo5ltv$18d3$1@digitalmars.com