wesley chun wrote:
i have to resort to the uglier:
'dec: {0}/oct: 0o{0:o}/hex: 0X{0:X}'.format(i)
'dec: 45/oct: 0o55/hex: 0X2D'
Is being explicit about the displayed prefix really that much uglier?
The old # alternative display formats were somewhat arbitrary.
is this functionality being dropped, or am i missing something? i
didn't get anything from searching the Py3000 mailing list archives. i
couldn't find anything in either formatter.h nor stringobject.c.
secondly, and much more minor, is that i think there's a minor typo in the PEP:
print format(10.0, "7.3g") <-- print() is now a function so it needs
another pair of ( ).
It works fine as written in 2.x :)
(but, yes, you're right that as a 3000-series PEP, 3101 should probably
treat print() as a function in its examples)
Cheers,
Nick.
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