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As you can see, there is no difference between %d and %D while the less documentation states the following:
Use uppercase placeholders if you need to escape special characters into their utf-8 escape codes. The function escapes all special characters except ()'~!. Space is encoded as %20. Lowercase placeholders leave special characters as they are.
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It appears that the lessphp implementation of the format function doesn't support uppercase placeholders.
Here's an example:
The (expected) output using less.js:
The output using lessphp
As you can see, there is no difference between %d and %D while the less documentation states the following:
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