[ snip ] > Sure. From what I can see of the Microsoft documentation a > standardized String.format() function would meet the need for a > standardized way of formatting a string just as well as a method > based on C/Perl/PHP/Ruby sprintf() and Python's native string > formatting, where named parameters are used instead of positional > parameters.
Python allows both, and I prefer that style. > Assuming there are no intellectual property concerns with adopting > Microsoft's specification for this method, it would satisfy my use > case for a string formatting method that accepts explicit positional > or named parameters in support of internationalized text. I would > simply be delighted if ES4 saved me and others from having to roll > our own string formatter classes! Eh, just go w/ Python's. It's more flexible, "feels" more like printf if/when you need it to, and can be used in the .NET-ish way. Regards -- Alex Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] A99F 8785 F491 D5FD 04D7 ACD9 4158 FFDF 2894 6876 [EMAIL PROTECTED] BE03 E88D EABB 2116 CC49 8259 CF78 E242 59C3 9723
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