%c can take a + modifier in sscanf but not sprintf. There doesn't appear to be a way to force unsigned encoding using sprintf, it just automatically happens when there's a negative number presented. My concern about this is that the operation isn't symmetric when used with sscanf.

Am I wrong in saying that the fact that %-F doesn't work is a bug?

Bill

On Wed, 22 Jun 2011, Mirar @ Pike developers forum wrote:

I didn't even know %c had a '+' modifier. What's that supposed to do?
It's normally used to add a '+' characters to formatted positive
numbers, not sure what that should accomplish in binary numbers?

The sscanf %-4F and %-8F have been non-working as far as I can
remember. The '-' does nothing for %F.

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