Is there a way to format indicators i.e. number of digits like {load: 8.2} ??

[fooryo]

I would like to have some numerical (float) indicator to be visible with a fixed amount of digits or precision.

Something like {load: 8.2f} for the CPU load indicator showing me float with 8 char wide,2 digits after the point, filled with spaces.

Is it possible? I didn't manage to do that.

[Jukelyn]

So looking at the CPU code and trying some things out, the {load:8.2f} does work to have a width of 8 with 2 decimal precision. As for the others, those do not support float formatting as far as I can tell. From my testing this is what I found:

string	type (kind of formatting)
load	float (f)
usage	integer (d)
frequency	unsigned long (same as string?)

I'm not too familiar with cpp and so i'm not sure if the types are correct here but the type of formatting that I used seems to work for those.

I did these to test:
{load:0.1f}, {load:0.2f}, {load:<6.2f}, and {load:>6.2f}
{usage:12d}, {usage:03d}, {usage:>04d}, and {usage:<04d}
{avg_frequency:>6}, {avg_frequency:<6}, and {avg_frequency:^6}

I don't use icons so I couldn't test those.