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the %() format function doesn't handle %s followed by %d #198

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spudbean opened this issue Feb 14, 2011 · 1 comment

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spudbean commented Feb 14, 2011

Instead, the any %s match also greedily consumes the following %d

For example:

given: %("/%s/path?r=%d&x=y", "base", 32);
expected: "/base/path?r=32&x=y"
actual: "/base/path?r=\"base\"&x=y"

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spudbean commented Feb 14, 2011

A fix for this is in pull-request 199
#199

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          Fix for #198, with regexen, and urlencoding if the token is uppercase.

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SomMeri mentioned this issue

Implement %(...) format function SomMeri/less4j#62

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