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Hi
It's an interesting notion, but one that'd take a huge amount of work, and would most likely impact too much on performance.
At the moment I'm too busy to undertake any investigations, but if you want to have a go, I'd be interested in the results.
Of course, if you absolutely must have it, you could sponsor the work for a library extension. :-)
Matt.
2009-09-23 21:29:45 UTC by matsys
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Hey there, i was wondering while using this awesome lib for quite som string formating ift it is possible oder will be to make something like:
std::string result;
fastformat::set_arg_identifier(0, "name");
fastformat::set_arg_identifier(1, "hobby");
fastformat::fmt(result, "My {name} is and i like to {hobby}.", arg0, arg1, ...);...
2009-09-10 18:47:03 UTC by impz0r
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e.g.
ff::fmtln(sink, "{0,10,20,!}", x); // if x smaller than 10 or larger than 20.
2009-08-28 21:22:51 UTC by matsys
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Hi Jared
Sorry to have missed this post.
There are a few points:
* yes, you're correct that there are no makefiles set up for ICL+Linux. If you want to take an existing one and prepare an ICL+Linux one that I can then use as a template, I can include that in future distributions
* there is no .so, because all the targets build for static (.a) for UNIX. Again, if you want to add that...
2009-08-11 00:43:11 UTC by matsys
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I have the Intel Compiler (version 11) for Linux, and since there aren't any makefiles set up for icl/linux, I'm going the route of using gcc and then linking in.
When just doing a make build.libs.core, every thing works fine, although I never see the .so built.
When trying to build with gcc (I have 4.1 installed), and I get a make error when linking.
The error is pasted below. Can...
2009-07-22 00:50:50 UTC by jaredkeithwhite
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so can write
ff::fmtln(ff::sink(stderr), . . . )
2009-07-21 06:15:21 UTC by matsys
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Yes, I did. It is working fine and exactly as I would expect.
2009-07-12 12:14:21 UTC by bvdv
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I haven't had chance to test 0.4.4 against your program. Have you?.
2009-07-11 23:47:23 UTC by matsys
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Good to hear.
Are you using FF commercially yet, or still doing research.
Am starting to think about 0.5 features, so please let me know if you have any good ideas.
2009-07-11 23:46:41 UTC by matsys
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Yes, I think so. I can't take this on now, but may be able to do in a couple of weeks.
Do you fancy taking a go at it yourself, first? :-)
2009-07-11 23:45:52 UTC by matsys
