This struct contains functions for printing objects to output streams using various formatting modes.

Synopsis

Declared in <balxml_typesprintutil.h>

struct TypesPrintUtil;

Static Member Functions

Name

Description

print

Format the specified object to the specified output stream using the specified formattingMode and the optionally specified encoderOptions and return a reference to stream. The behavior is undefined unless the parameterized TYPE and the formattingMode combination is supported (supported combinations are listed in the component‐level documentation).

printBase64

Format the specified object to the specified output stream using the bdlat_FormattingMode::e_BASE64 formatting mode and the optionally specified encoderOptions. Return a reference to stream.

printDecimal

Format the specified object to the specified output stream using the bdlat_FormattingMode::e_DEC formatting mode and the optionally specified encoderOptions. Return a reference to stream.

printDefault

Format the specified object to the specified output stream using the bdlat_FormattingMode::e_DEFAULT formatting mode and the optionally specified encoderOptions. Return a reference to stream.

printHex

Format the specified object to the specified output stream using the bdlat_FormattingMode::e_HEX formatting mode and the optionally specified encoderOptions. Return a reference to stream.

printList

Format the specified object to the specified output stream using the bdlat_FormattingMode::e_LIST formatting mode and the optionally specified encoderOptions. Return a reference to stream.

printText

Format the specified object to the specified output stream using the bdlat_FormattingMode::e_TEXT formatting mode and the optionally specified encoderOptions. Return a reference to stream. The string representation of object must be a valid UTF‐8 string and may not contain any control characters other than TAB, NL, and CR (i.e., no binary data) unless encoderOptions‐>allowControlCharacters() is true, in which control characters will be encoded as is. Upon detecting an invalid byte, the output stops and the failbit is be set on the output stream. In the case of an invalid byte in a multi‐byte character, the output stops after the previous character and no byte in this character is output.

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