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igor strongly suggests you do not use 1st, 2nd, etc
Mark Felder committed 11 years ago
commit 6b7dc97c1c3b8093579c8cd1bad0e9935598cdff
parent b0da2d7
1 file changed +11 -11
modified docs/pkg_printf.3
@@ -747,10 +747,10 @@ is expanded to contain the conversion result.
Effective format modifiers:

.Bl -tag -width ".So \  Sc" -offset indent

.It Cm \&?
- 
1st Alternate Form: 0 if the array is empty, 1 if it has any number
+ 
First Alternate Form: 0 if the array is empty, 1 if it has any number

of elements within it

.It Cm #
- 
2nd Alternate Form: The number of elements in the array
+ 
Second Alternate Form: The number of elements in the array

.El

.Ss STRING VALUES

Effective format modifiers:
@@ -764,9 +764,9 @@ Effective format modifiers:
.It Cm \-

Left align

.It Cm \&?
- 
1st Alternate Form: humanized number (decimal)
+ 
First Alternate Form: humanized number (decimal)

.It Cm #
- 
2nd Alternate Form: humanized number (binary)
+ 
Second Alternate Form: humanized number (binary)

.It Cm 0

Zero pad

.It So "\ " Sc
@@ -794,9 +794,9 @@ The second alternate form produces no output for
Effective format modifiers:

.Bl -tag -width ".Cm #" -offset indent

.It Cm \&?
- 
1st Alternate Form
+ 
First Alternate Form

.It Cm #
- 
2nd Alternate Form
+ 
Second Alternate Form

.It Cm \-

Left align

.El
@@ -833,7 +833,7 @@ Additionally, when the value is printed as an integer (i.e., plain
or alternate form 1), these additional modifiers take effect:

.Bl -tag -width ".So \  Sc" -offset indent

.It Cm \&?
- 
1st Alternate Form: add leading zero to octal integer
+ 
First Alternate Form: add leading zero to octal integer

.It Cm 0

Zero pad

.El
@@ -858,9 +858,9 @@ and 2 specified using format modifiers.
Effective format modifiers:

.Bl -tag -width ".Cm #" -offset indent

.It Cm \&?
- 
1st Alternate Form
+ 
First Alternate Form

.It Cm #
- 
2nd Alternate Form
+ 
Second Alternate Form

.It Cm \-

Left align

.El
@@ -893,9 +893,9 @@ and
the following format modifiers are also effective:

.Bl -tag -width ".So \  Sc" -offset indent

.It Cm \&?
- 
1st Alternate Form: humanized number (decimal)
+ 
First Alternate Form: humanized number (decimal)

.It Cm #
- 
2nd Alternate Form: humanized number (binary)
+ 
Second Alternate Form: humanized number (binary)

.It Cm 0

Zero pad

.It So "\ " Sc