> You may want to look at http://synthcode.com/scheme/cl-format.scm > (Gauche Scheme, should be easily portable). It provides an extensible > format framework with inheritance, with example implementations for > SRFI-28, SRFI-48, SRFI-19 date formatting, C's printf, and CL's > format, minus programmatic features (I hadn't decided how to add them > to the dispatch framework).
It doesn't support ~{, ~;, ~}, ~[, ~^, ~}, right?
The code looks interesting, though. You've got a good framework
there. :)
Would it be okay with you if I take some of the code there and include
it as part of my implementation?
> The ~F, ~E and ~G numeric formatters use clumsy string operations.
> If you look at the Hato project (http://synthcode.com/scheme/hato/)
> there is a much more clean and efficient 'write-number' module which
> provides a superset of CL's floating point formatting capability.
I'll look at it.
Thanks!
Alejo.
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