// For conversions s and c, the flag # makes precision and width interpreted
// as byte count, by default it is interpreted as character count in UTF-8
// enabled engines. No other conversions can create wide characters, and #
-// has another meaning in these.
+// has another meaning in these. When in character count mode, color codes
+// are ignored. To get UTF-8 semantics WITHOUT color code parsing, use
+// the + flag.
//DP_QC_STRFTIME
//idea: LordHavoc