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From: Karl Nelson (kenelson_at_[hidden])
Date: 2001-12-19 14:03:23
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> It does if you want it to. (else I would not claim I aimed at supporting
> printf format-strings..)
>
> cout << pformat(" %10.3G \n") % x;
>
> In default mode the short-style and printf-like notations cohabitate,
> but if you want to use printf-directives without "%p<stuff>", you can
> call pformat instead of format.
Okay. That is sensable. They need to be separate classes and
strict complience one is provided. (Did not see that when I
reviewed the code previously.)
--Karl
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