Bruno Haible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> - messages can be marked as "scheme-format", denoting 'format' strings.
I noticed a couple of forms that provoke errors,
(format #f (gettext "~/"))
(format #f (gettext "~q"))
(format #f (gettext "~8,2i") 1+2i)
(format #f (gettext "~65c"))
(format #f (gettext "~4,3,'-t"))
(format #f (gettext "~k") "fmtstr")
~q is a copyright message
~/ is a tab character (like ~| etc)
~i is complex number fixed-point (up to 5 params)
~c accepts a charnum param
~t accepts a pad char param
~k is an alias for ~?
Nosing around format-scheme.c (if that's the right code) I noticed ~!
described as a clisp call, in format.scm ~! is an output flush (no
parameters or args), though it doesn't seem to cause an error.
I added a bit to "Formatted Output" in the guile cvs reference manual
based on my understanding of what format.scm is supposed to do.
There's only a few differences from CL.
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