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std::printf("X%-5cX", 'a') outputs Xa X (four spaces as expected, but I can't get that to display properly) (tested on recent clang and gcc on godbolt)
whereas fmt::sprintf("X%-5cX", 'a') outputs X aX (also four spaces)
Assuming this behaviour is intentional, should I create a pull request for the documentation of fmt::printf or is this level of detail beyond the scope of the documentation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First of all thanks for the huge amount of work you put into the library (including shepherding it through standardization).
Me and a friend of mine were at a loss to understand why fmt::sprintf ignores the minus flag when formatting a char from a look at the linked https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/fprintf.html (but it is certainly possible we have missed something).
std::printf("X%-5cX", 'a') outputs
Xa X
(four spaces as expected, but I can't get that to display properly) (tested on recent clang and gcc on godbolt)whereas fmt::sprintf("X%-5cX", 'a') outputs
X aX
(also four spaces)Assuming this behaviour is intentional, should I create a pull request for the documentation of fmt::printf or is this level of detail beyond the scope of the documentation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: