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In order to associate a directive character with a custom formatter
function, use the :function
keyword instead of the
:standard
one (see Quick Start for an example). It is
expected that you provide a function designator as a value, that
is, a function name, object, or even a lambda expression.
The function in question must comply with the regular formatter
protocol, as such custom directives are eventually translated into
standard ~/
ones.