simplify printing of a list
Josiah Carlson
jcarlson at uci.edu
Tue Jun 8 18:38:33 EDT 2004
> print "100%6d"%[0,1,2]
The real problem is that "100%6d" already has a meaning in string
formatting, though not what you like. On the most part, Python string
formatting conventions follow C string formatting conventions. Python
has added "%(key)s" formatting, and there may be $-formatting in the
future (I stopped following that thread months ago).
Again, the syntax you offer "100%6d" is already valid, if meaning
something else.
- Josiah
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