On 1/15/2014 4:32 PM, Ethan Furman wrote:
> A question for anyone that has extensive experience in both %-formatting
> and .format-formatting: Would it be possible, at least for int and
> float, to take whatever is in the specifier and convert to %? Example:
>
> "Weight: {wgt:-07f}".format(wgt=137.23)
>
> would take the "-07f" and basically do a "%-07f" % 137.23 to get the
> ASCII to use?
I think the int.__format__ version might be a superset. Specifically,
the "n" and "%" types. There may well be others.
But I think we could say we're not going to support these in b"".format().
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