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@@ -91,10 +91,6 @@ One can use ``pyfmt`` to format a single value into a string, or ``format`` to f
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At this point, this package implements a subset of Python's formatting language (with slight modification). Here is a summary of the differences:
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- ``g`` and ``G`` for floating point formatting have not been supported yet. Please use ``f``, ``e``, or ``E`` instead.
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- The package currently provides default alignment, left alignment ``<`` and right alignment ``>``. Other form of alignment such as centered alignment ``^`` has not been supported yet.
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- In terms of argument specification, it supports natural ordering (e.g. ``{} + {}``), explicit position (e.g. ``{1} + {2}``). It hasn't supported named arguments or fields extraction yet. Note that mixing these two modes is not allowed (e.g. ``{1} + {}``).
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- The package provides support for filtering (for explicitly positioned arguments), such as ``{1|>lowercase}`` by allowing one to embed the ``|>`` operator, which the Python counter part does not support.
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