Multiple fmt strings #17
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This works great – thank you, @LukasKalbertodt! |
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Closes #15
This is a workaround for the use cases where you want to pass the result of
concat!as format string.@d4h0 Again, if you have the time, I would appreciate feedback if this works for your use case. I will test a similar use case in an app of mine soon-ish, too.