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[format] bugs #2205

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porres opened this issue Nov 13, 2024 · 3 comments
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[format] bugs #2205

porres opened this issue Nov 13, 2024 · 3 comments
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porres commented Nov 13, 2024

  • maybe just output fucking symbols, no lists!!!

  • it blows up if I use flags in the wrong order as in cyclone (e.g. "%.3#g"), but if I use in the correct order (e.g. %#.3g) it's not working... maybe related to the bug below

  • symbols with spaces get split (same with sprintf)

  • I'd expect a symbol output always... maybe consider adding the symbol/list selectors always and use a -trim flag

@porres porres added the bug label Nov 18, 2024
@porres porres changed the title format blows up with "%.3#g" same with [sprintf] [format] blows up with "%.3#g" same with [sprintf] Dec 11, 2024
@porres porres changed the title [format] blows up with "%.3#g" same with [sprintf] [format] blows up with "%.3#g" same with [sprintf] / also: symbols with spaces get split Dec 29, 2024
@porres porres changed the title [format] blows up with "%.3#g" same with [sprintf] / also: symbols with spaces get split [format] bugs Dec 29, 2024
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porres commented Dec 29, 2024

I also don;t like the cyclone idea that you can bang secondary inlets and use lists to spread elements

I may have this in other objects I stole from cyclone and I should reconsider it all

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porres commented Dec 29, 2024

pack2 comes to mind

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porres commented Dec 29, 2024

um format float sai como float e pode ser, sei lá, passar por algum processo de arredondamento com o campo de precisão e ser truncado ao convertido a um 'int', mas isso faz sentido? Queremos essa funcionalidade?

sei lá, talvez sim, mantém que uma porra dessa é um float e tal, e, enfim, pode ser melhor documentado isso

mas continua a ideia de adicionar o seletor 'symbol' e 'list' e tirar as outras frescuras da cyclone

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