Craig Sanders wrote:
seq only supports floating point types like f and g in the --format string.
Other types, including i,d,o,u,x,X would also be useful.
e.g. seq --format 'prefix%02isuffix' 1 50 to print zero-padded 1-50 with
user-specified prefix and suffix strings.
IMO custom format
retitle 12482 RFE: seq: add support for int, octal, hex formats in --format
thanks
Voelker, Bernhard wrote:
Craig Sanders wrote:
seq only supports floating point types like f and g in the --format string.
Other types, including i,d,o,u,x,X would also be useful.
e.g. seq --format
On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 10:19:13AM +0200, Jim Meyering wrote:
Voelker, Bernhard wrote:
Craig Sanders wrote:
seq only supports floating point types like f and g in the --format
string.
Other types, including i,d,o,u,x,X would also be useful.
e.g. seq --format 'prefix%02isuffix' 1
Package: Coreutils
Severity: wishlist
seq only supports floating point types like f and g in the --format string.
Other types, including i,d,o,u,x,X would also be useful.
e.g. seq --format 'prefix%02isuffix' 1 50 to print zero-padded 1-50 with
user-specified prefix and suffix strings.
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