Add String::argMap() #146
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Similar to the template version of QString::arg() in that it allows for an arbitrary number of replacements in an efficient manner, but works off of custom placeholders instead of %N. Essentially a more efficient version of chaining calls to QString::replace().
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Similar to the template version of QString::arg() in that it allows for an arbitrary number of replacements in an efficient manner, but works off of custom placeholders instead of %N.
Essentially a more efficient version of chaining calls to QString::replace().