Bruce Leban writes:
> where *!j* means join. It could optionally take a separator string as in
> this example:
Converters *could* take arguments but they currently don't: it's a
simple switch on a str argument.
We already have one complex minilanguage inside {}, do we really want
another?
Maybe if we use regexps .... ;-) But seriously, if you want complex
conversions, you can just call a function in there, which gives you
arguments if you want them. Or in this context you can wrap the
object in a proxy with an appropriate __format__. This can be quite
generic, and allows you to put the arguments into the format spec.
Steve
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