>>>>> "PP" == Paul Prescod <paul@prescod.net> writes:
PP> Okay, so my proposal for $ doesn't do everything that %
PP> does. It was never spec'd to do everything "%" does. For
PP> instance it doesn't do float formatting tricks.
Does anybody ever even use something other than `s' for %() strings?
>>> '%(float)f' % {'float': 3.9}
'3.900000'
I never have.
-Barry
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