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Crate rustpython_format

rustpython_format0.4.0

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Crate rustpython_format

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Modules§

cformat
Implementation of Printf-Style string formatting as per the Python Docs.

Structs§

FieldName
FormatSpec
FormatString

Enums§

FieldNamePart
FieldType
FormatAlign
FormatConversion
FormatGrouping
FormatParseError
FormatPart
FormatSign
FormatSpecError
FormatType

Traits§

CharLen
FromTemplate

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    trait
    rustpython_format::CharLen
    trait method
    rustpython_format::CharLen::char_len
    Returns the number of characters in the text
    trait method
    rustpython_format::CharLen::char_len
    &CharLen -> usize
    Returns the number of characters in the text
    method
    rustpython_format::FormatSpec::format_string
    &FormatSpec, &T -> Result<String, FormatSpecError>
    where
    T: CharLen + Deref<Target=str>
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