println overloads
Synopses
Declared in <bslfmt_print_imp.h>
Write ` ` into `stdout`.
void
println();Write `
` to the specified stream`. The behavior is undefined unless `stream is a valid pointer to an output C stream.
void
println(std::ostream& stream);Write `
` to the specified stream`. The behavior is undefined unless `stream is a valid pointer to an output C stream.
void
println(FILE* stream);Format the specified args using bsl::format_to according to the specification given by the specified fmt, append `
`, and write the result of this operation to stdout. In the event of formatting error throw the exception format_error, in the event of I/O error throw the exception system_error, on allocation failure throw bad_alloc.
template<class... t_ARGS>
void
println(
bsl::format_string<t_ARGS...> fmt,
t_ARGS&&... args);Format the specified args using bsl::format_to according to the specification given by the specified fmt, append `
`, and write the result of this operation to the specified stream. In the event of formatting error throw the exception format_error, in the event of I/O error throw the exception system_error, on allocation failure throw bad_alloc. The behavior is undefined unless stream is a valid pointer to an output C stream.
template<class... t_ARGS>
void
println(
std::ostream& stream,
bsl::format_string<t_ARGS...> fmt,
t_ARGS&&... args);Format the specified args using bsl::format_to according to the specification given by the specified fmt, append `
`, and write the result of this operation to the specified stream. In the event of formatting error throw the exception format_error, in the event of I/O error throw the exception system_error, on allocation failure throw bad_alloc. The behavior is undefined unless stream is a valid pointer to an output C stream.
template<class... t_ARGS>
void
println(
FILE* stream,
bsl::format_string<t_ARGS...> fmt,
t_ARGS&&... args);Created with MrDocs