The **s.fill** transformations have been tuned a bit to also work exactly as
the proposed **s.width**.
Performance-wise, it will work exactly as **s.width** (memset if possible).
Moreover, you can do left-alignment with spaces as well.
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Would it also be beneficial to have width as well, since it can also truncate
longer strings to a specified width?
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IMO, as long as they have decent applicability (i.e. pretty-logs for Call-IDs
in this case), such transformations are nice additions. Also, **s.width** is
shorter to write.
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this adds a string transformation primarily used for making pretty logs. for
example:
```
xlog(L_INFO,$var(prefix): $(cs{s.width,7}): $(rm{s.width,9}): request from
uac behind nat\n);
```
i looked into use `$(cs{s.fill.right, , 7})` but it wasn't meant for that it
seems.
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