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I browsed your information page "util.formatstring" method and cannot find any explanation regarding the following curly braces codes as shown within the dictionary.xml narrative phrases: {!0}, {?1}, {?!3}, {?2^3} and {?2|3}, the arguments numbers being for illustration purpose only.I personnally figured them out, I think!, but it would be a good idea to explain to everyone in black and white the meaning of each character. Thanking you.
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In this case, I would like to know the exact meaning of the caret ^ and the vertical bar within the above braces. Thank you.
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The caret ( ^ ) is a substitute of the logical-AND operator ( & ). The benefit of using a caret is making it easier to read the code. Both caret ( ^ ) and ampersand ( & ) can be used interchangeably, however the XML standard requires the ampersand to be encoded to either "&" or "&" or "&", while the caret can be typed directly into the XML without any special encoding.
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Thanks for the answer. I suppose the vertical bar stands for "OR".
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