#includeint main() { auto greeting = fmt::format("Hello, {name}!", fmt::arg("name", "World")); fmt::print("{}\n", greeting); }
#includeIn this code, we create a format string with a named argument `{name}` and a width specifier `{width}`. We use `fmt::arg` to define the values of both of these arguments. We then use `fmt::format` to interpolate the arguments into the string, and specify a minimum width of 10 for the `name` argument by adding `>{width}` to the specifier. Finally, we print the resulting string to the console. Overall, FFormatNamedArguments is an easy-to-use function that enhances the string formatting capabilities in C++.int main() { auto result = fmt::format("{name:>{width}}", fmt::arg("name", "John"), fmt::arg("width", 10)); fmt::print("{}\n", result); }