FORMAT Bugs

[Grandiose System Building <GSB at MIT-ML>]

    Date: 13 MAY 1980 2249-EDT
    From: CWH at MIT-MC (Carl W. Hoffman)
    1) (FORMAT T "~3f" 3.14159) warns that F is not a known control character.
When the term is over.  I think "warn" rather euphemistic.
    2) In the case where ~< is used with four arguments, the first argument
       is taken to be the pad character rather than the fourth, e.g.
       (FORMAT T ~80,0,1,';<...~>") pads with P's (ascii 80) rather
       than semis.
Found it.  Should be tested and installed shortly.