Is it possible to format std::string passing a set of arguments? Currently I am formatting the string this way:
There are various string formatting methods: Python <2.6: "Hello %s" % name Python 2.6+: "Hello {}".format(name) (uses str.format)
Is it possible to specify string.Format() parameters to add percentage symbol without changing the value of the number?
For some reason, I get a compilation error 开发者_StackOverflow社区when I try to do the following:
I have a $time variable set some time in the future. In this format 2011-02-15 23:19:44. Now I need to set ti开发者_开发问答me remaining in this format 00:00:10.
One of the nicest tools in Python is locals() in string formatting: >>> st=\"asdasd\" >>> print \"%(st)s\" % locals()
I need to format a number using String Format in XAML such that 12345678901 -> \"123456.78901\" 2345678901 -> \"023456.78901\"
How could I split const char*? I have a date pattern saved on a const char. I would like to know if it is valid or not.
I’ve got a view which evaluates a database table with boolean values. Those fields contain, who thought of it, wether true or false.
#include <stdio.h> int intVal(int x) { if(x < \'0\' || x > \'9\'){ return 0; } else{ x = x - \'0\';
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