lang: funcs: core: fmt: Add variant verb for printf #675
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There's no reason we can't support a %v variant verb. Of course it makes type unification more difficult, and certain uses of this will produce unsolvable situations, but it's useful for debugging, and fun to have.
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| anotherstr => fmt.printf("the %s is: %d", "answer", 42), | ||
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| $format = "a %s is: %f" |
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#672 would help with this, if it doesn't already work as expected
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This example (and the other one which are both merged now) work as expected.
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There's no reason we can't support a %v variant verb. Of course it makes
type unification more difficult, and certain uses of this will produce
unsolvable situations, but it's useful for debugging, and fun to have.