Guido van Rossum wrote:
> If there's demand, we could also introduce printf(), which would work
> just like C's printf() except it takes a keyword argument to redirect
> the output.
I think this is probably unnecessary if string formatting becomes a
function instead of the % operator (as has been suggested). I don't
think that:
write("""\
ERROR: Failed to import handler %s for function %s in file %s.
Improperly formed foobar string.""".substitute(handler, function, file),
to=sys.stderr)
is really any worse than:
printf("""\
ERROR: Failed to import handler %s for function %s in file %s.
Improperly formed foobar string.""",
handler, function, file,
to=sys.stderr)
STeVe
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You can wordify anything if you just verb it.
--- Bucky Katt, Get Fuzzy
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