The Boost Format Library provides a class for formatting arguments according to a format-string
Anything like Boost.Format in the C++11 standard? I've been able to avoid using Boost with a better C++11 option …
c++ c++11 boost boost-formatI know that using the %s format specifier and std::string like this leads to undefined behaviour: std::string myString = "…
c++ boost boost-formatFollowing is not possible: std::string s = boost::format("%d") % 1; // error You have to explicitely call the method str(): std::…
c++ boost boost-formatI want to format a floating point value to n significant digits but never using scientific notation (even if it …
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