Name |
Description |
areEqualCaseless
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Compare (the referent data of) the specified lhs and rhs. Return true if lhs and rhs are equal up to a case conversion, and false otherwise. See {Caseless Comparisons}. |
findFirstNotOf
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Return the position of the first occurrence of a character not belonging to the specified characters, if such an occurrence can be found in the specified string (on or after the optionally specified position if such a position is specified), and return k_NPOS otherwise. |
findFirstOf
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Return the position of the first occurrence of a character belonging to the specified characters, if such an occurrence can can be found in the specified string (on or after the optionally specified position if such a position is specified), and return k_NPOS otherwise. |
findLastNotOf
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Return the position of the last occurrence of a character not belonging to the specified characters, if such an occurrence can be found in the specified string (on or before the optionally specified position if such a position is specified), and return k_NPOS otherwise. |
findLastOf
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Return the position of the last occurrence of a character belonging to the specified characters, if such an occurrence can can be found in the specified string (on or before the optionally specified position if such a position is specified), and return k_NPOS otherwise. |
lowerCaseCmp
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Compare (the referent data of) the specified lhs and rhs. Return 1 if, after a conversion to lower case, lhs is greater than rhs, 0 if lhs and rhs are equal up to a case conversion, and ‐1 otherwise. See {Caseless Comparisons}. |
ltrim
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Return a bslstl::StringRef object referring to the substring of (the referent data of) the specified string that excludes all leading whitespace. See {Whitespace Character Specification}. If string consists entirely of whitespace, return a zero‐length reference to the end of string (i.e., bslstl::StringRef(string.end(), 0)). |
rtrim
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Return a bslstl::StringRef object referring to the substring of (the referent data of) the specified string that excludes all trailing whitespace. See {Whitespace Character Specification}. If string consists entirely of whitespace, return a zero‐length reference to the beginning of (the referent data of) string (i.e., bslstl::StringRef(string.data(), 0)). |
strrstr
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Return a bslstl::StringRef object referring to the last occurrence in (the referent data of) the specified string at which (the referent data of) the specified subString is found, or bslstl::StringRef() if there is no such occurrence. If subString has zero length then a zero‐length reference to the end of string is returned (i.e., bslstl::StringRef(string.end(), 0)); |
strrstrCaseless
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Return a bslstl::StringRef object referring to the last occurrence in (the referent data of) the specified string at which (the referent data of) the specified subString is found using case‐insensitive comparisons, or bslstl::StringRef() if there is no such occurrence. See {Caseless Comparisons}. If subString has zero length then a zero‐length reference to the end of string is returned (i.e., bslstl::StringRef(string.end(), 0)); |
strstr
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Return a bslstl::StringRef object referring to the first occurrence in (the referent data of) the specified string at which (the referent data of) the specified subString is found, or bslstl::StringRef() if there is no such occurrence. If subString has zero length then a zero‐length reference to the beginning of string is returned (i.e., bslstl::StringRef(string.data(), 0)); |
strstrCaseless
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Return a bslstl::StringRef object referring to the first occurrence in (the referent data of) the specified string at which (the referent data of) the specified subString is found using case‐insensitive comparisons, or bslstl::StringRef() if there is no such occurrence. See {Caseless Comparisons}. If subString has zero length then a zero‐length reference to the beginning of string is returned (i.e., bslstl::StringRef(string.data(), 0)); |
substr
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Return a string whose value is the substring starting at the optionally specified position in the specified string, of length the optionally specified numChars or length() ‐ position, whichever is smaller. If position is not specified, 0 is used (i.e., the substring is from the beginning of this string). If numChars is not specified, k_NPOS is used (i.e., the entire suffix from position to the end of the string is returned). The behavior is undefined unless position is within the string boundaries (0 <= position <= string.length()). |
trim
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Return a bslstl::StringRef object referring to the substring of (the referent data of) the specified string that excludes all leading and trailing whitespace. See {Whitespace Character Specification}. If string consists entirely of whitespace, return a zero‐length reference to the beginning of (the referent data of) string (i.e., bslstl::StringRef(string.data(), 0)). |
upperCaseCmp
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Compare (the referent data of) the specified lhs and rhs. Return 1 if, after a conversion to upper case, lhs is greater than rhs, 0 if lhs and rhs are equal up to a case conversion, and ‐1 otherwise. See {Caseless Comparisons}. |