Adds the String.format function, which allows for direct instance calls like "{0}".format(val1, val2, ...).
If the first argument of such calls is an object that implements the FormatProvider interface (or more precisely has a method getFormatter):
Adds the String.padLeft and String.padRight functions, which allows for direct instance calls like "123".padLeft(5, "0").
Adds a bare function (one that does not rely on any local this context) to the host object's prototype.
A function the first argument of which can be replaced by the this context of the host object.
A host object (usually a constructor function) the prototype of which will be updated to contain the wrapped bare function.
The name of the new prototype method which is added, defaults to the bare function's name. Required if the bare function is anonymous.
Adds the Number.toString and Date.toString overloads while retaining the original toString behaviour if those overloads are not matched by the supplied parameters.
For example (12).toString(2) === "1100" but (12).toString("2") === String.format("{0:2}", 12) because it matches the format string overload.
Adds all Format.Utils methods (including ones in sub-modules like Format.Utils.Function) as static methods to respective built-in types.
For example ObjectConstructor.getType will be equivallent to calling Format.Utils.getType. The following mapping applies:
Adds some Format.Utils sub-modules' methods as wrapped instance methods to respective built-in types.
The method's first argument must match the global object's type.
For example Function.getName will be wrapped to have its first argument replaced by the this object in the prototype version. Other arguments are shifted accordingly in the process.
The following mapping applies:
Disables performance improvements through memoization of key inner functions and releases the used memory.
Enables performance improvements through memoization of key inner functions at the cost of memory.
Removes the String.format prototype wrapper that is defined by calling addFormatToPrototype.
Removes the String.padLeft and String.padRight functions that are defined by calling addPaddingToPrototype.
Removes the Number.toString and Date.toString overloads that are set by calling addToStringOverload and restores the original toString behaviour.
Removes the static methods from global objects that are defined by calling addUtilsToGlobals.
Removes the instance methods from global objects that are defined by calling addUtilsToPrototype.
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An optional sub-module which contains various configurational methods.
All methods can be chained like
Format.Config.addFormatToPrototype().addUtilsToGlobals()...