Description:
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Nothing unique about my configuration; I've tried this on several different
machines with different PHP versions and received the same result.

When I attempt to use the %c formatting code with (for example, sprintf()),
it ignores any width specifier that I indicate, as in the example code below.

I saw nothing in the documentation that the %c code would not react to a width
specifier any differently than the other data formats.

Test script:
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<pre>
<?php 

$x = ord('A');

echo sprintf("|%c|\n",$x);
echo sprintf("|%1c|\n",$x);
echo sprintf("|%2c|\n",$x);
echo sprintf("|%3c|\n",$x);
echo sprintf("|%4c|\n",$x);
echo sprintf("|%5c|\n",$x);
echo sprintf("|%6c|\n",$x);
echo sprintf("|%7c|\n",$x);
echo sprintf("|%-8c|\n\n\n",$x);

?>

Expected result:
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|A|
|A|
| A|
|  A|
|   A|
|    A|
|     A|
|      A|
|A       |


(I expected this because this is what the equivalent code in C produces)

Actual result:
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|A|
|A|
|A|
|A|
|A|
|A|
|A|
|A|
|A|