ft_printf

Because ft_putnbr() and ft_putstr() aren’t enough.

Description

ft_printf is a custom implementation of the standard C library function printf. This project aims to provide a versatile and extensible printf function, allowing you to format and print output in a variety of ways.

Roadmap

The following is a roadmap for implementing the features of ft_printf. Each feature corresponds to a specific format specifier:

Character	Feature	Status
%c	Print a Single Character	✅
%s	Print a String	✅
%p	Print a Pointer in Hexadecimal	✅
%d	Print a Decimal Number	✅
%i	Print an Integer in Base 10	✅
%u	Print an Unsigned Decimal Number	✅
%x	Print a Number in Hexadecimal (Lowercase	✅
%X	Print a Number in Hexadecimal (Uppercase	✅
%%	Print a Percent Sign	✅

Bonus:

The printf formatting with bonus works as follows:

%[flag][width].[precision][format specifier]

the flag is one of the follows:

Character	Descrition	Status
-	Negative width	✅
0	instead of spaces the padding of width is made of `0`	✅
#	`0x` or `0X` for hex and upper case hex respectively	✅
<space>	Display a before positive numbers	✅
+	Display a `+` for positive numbers	✅

✅ width

Width is a number that dictates minimum width to be printed, it should work in every format specifier except % for some reason.

✅ precision

I don't know very well, it looks like it should limit the printing of the string somehow, and i didn't search for other specifiers.