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Yes it's for literals only, just saying I like the inline style and readability and succinctness of it and wouldn't mind it being implemented in Python and othe

• dalke 11y ago
  But this wouldn't solve your case because it could only be applied to strings that are in the source code. Your users don't have the ability to change those string. Instead, they want to provide a format string, which you fill in. That is already available, eg, via str.format(kwargs), where you control the kwargs and the user controls the str.
  • stinos 11y ago
    Yes, I know that as well. But this wasn't a Python application :] Maybe should have mentioned that earlier..