Re: [glob2-devel] Refactoring

[Sébastien]

>
> If you absolutely insist on writing it yourself (which both me and Kai
> exclaim is a very bad idea), try for a decent, convienent, easy to use
> design:
What's the difference between  
std::cout<<format("Hello %, how are you today? I have been running %:% hours 
long.") % "Bradley" % 3 % 5 <<std::endl;
And
std::cout<<format("Hello %0, how are you today? I have been running %1:%2 
hours long.").arg("Bradley").arg(3).arg(5) <<std::endl;
? For what reasons is the first more decent, convenient or easy to use

> Regardless of my suggestions, you should use boost::format instead. It
> already handles all that printf handles, such as percision, and plenty
> more. It has already been debugging, etc
About you position on dependencies : yes it is a good thing for programmers 
(but sometimes a pain for users), but if the dependency can be avoided by a 
little class, maybe we can write this class...
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