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How can I make custom parsing in user defined std::formatter without loosing standard formatting

score 186 · Answer 1 · 2023-10-20 15:22:08

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How can I make custom parsing in user defined std::formatter without loosing standard formatting

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How can I make custom parsing in user defined std::formatter without loosing standard formatting

Why does std::format and std::vformat take forwarding references for its arguments?

Possibility for fstring-like code in C++ using meta-programming

How do I use std::formatter directly?

Using std::format when importing <iostream> and <format> at the same time caused a SIGSEGV fault

Custom formatter for std::format for std::wstring GCC

How do I check at compile-time if there's enough `{}` placeholders for all arguments?

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c++ std::format from <format> module crashes the program

Inserting Characters in Placeholder in `std::format`

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