Base class for formatted streams. More...

#include <fastarduino/ios.h>

Inheritance diagram for streams::ios_base:

Public Types
using	iostate = uint8_t
	Bitmask type to represent stream state flags. More...

using	fmtflags = uint16_t
	Bitmask type to represent stream format flags. More...

Public Member Functions
iostate	rdstate () const
	Return the current stream error state.

void	setstate (iostate state)
	Set the stream error flags state in addition to currently set flags. More...

void	clear (iostate state=goodbit)
	Set the stream error state flags by assigning them the value of `state`. More...

bool	good () const

bool	eof () const
	Return `true` if the associated stream has reached end-of-file. More...

bool	fail () const
	Return `true` if an error has occurred on the associated stream, since last time state was reset (`clear()` was called). More...

bool	bad () const
	Return `true` if a non-recoverable error has occurred on the associated stream. More...

bool	operator! () const
	Return `true` if an error has occurred on the associated stream, since last time state was reset (`clear()` was called). More...

	operator bool () const
	Check that the current stream has no errors. More...

void	flags (fmtflags flags)
	Set new format flags for this stream. More...

fmtflags	flags () const
	Return the format flags currently selected in this stream. More...

void	setf (fmtflags flags)
	Set this stream's format flags whose bits are set in `flags`, leaving unchanged the rest. More...

void	setf (fmtflags flags, fmtflags mask)
	Set this stream's format flags whose bits are set in both `flags` and `mask`, and clears the format flags whose bits are set in `mask` but not in `flags`. More...

void	unsetf (fmtflags flags)
	Clear this stream's format flags whose bits are set in `flags`. More...

char	fill () const
	Return the fill character. More...

void	fill (char fill)
	Set `fill` as new fill character for this stream. More...

void	width (uint8_t width)
	Set minimum width used for displaying values. More...

uint8_t	width () const
	Get the current minimum width value (default = `0`) used for formatted output. More...

void	precision (uint8_t precision)
	Set precision (number of digits after decimal point) used for displaying floating values. More...

uint8_t	precision () const
	Get the current precision (default = `6`) used for formatted floating values output. More...

ios_base &	copyfmt (const ios_base &rhs)
	Copy formatting information from `rhs` to `this` stream. More...

Static Public Attributes
static constexpr iostate	eofbit = 0x01
	This bit is set if the stream has unexpectedly reached its end during an extraction. More...

static constexpr iostate	failbit = 0x02
	This bit is set when an input or operation failed due to a formatting error during extraction.

static constexpr iostate	badbit = 0x04
	This bit is set when an irrecoverable stream error has occurred, e.g. More...

static constexpr iostate	goodbit = 0
	No error; always `0`.

static constexpr fmtflags	dec = 0x0001
	Read or write integral values using decimal (0..9) base format.

static constexpr fmtflags	bin = 0x0002
	Read or write integral values using binary (0,1) base format.

static constexpr fmtflags	oct = 0x0004
	Read or write integral values using octal (0..7) base format.

static constexpr fmtflags	hex = 0x0008
	Read or write integral values using hexadecimal (0..9,A..F) base format.

static constexpr fmtflags	basefield = dec \| bin \| oct \| hex
	Bitmask constant used with `setf(fmtflags, fmtflags)` when changing the output base format. More...

static constexpr fmtflags	left = 0x0010
	Pad all output to `width()` characters, with `fill()` character appended at the end so that the output appears left-adjusted.

static constexpr fmtflags	right = 0x0020
	Pad all output to `width()` characters, with `fill()` character added at the beginning so that the output appears right-adjusted.

static constexpr fmtflags	adjustfield = left \| right
	Bitmask constant used with `setf(fmtflags, fmtflags)` when changing the output adjustment. More...

static constexpr fmtflags	scientific = 0x0040
	Write floating point values in fixed-point notation.

static constexpr fmtflags	fixed = 0x0080
	Write floating point values in scientific notation.

static constexpr fmtflags	floatfield = scientific \| fixed
	Bitmask constant used with `setf(fmtflags, fmtflags)` when changing the floating point output representation. More...

static constexpr fmtflags	boolalpha = 0x0200
	Read or write bool values as alphabetic string (`true` or `false`).

static constexpr fmtflags	showbase = 0x0400
	Write integral values prefixed by their base: More...

static constexpr fmtflags	showpos = 0x1000
	Write non-negative numerical values preceded by `+`.

static constexpr fmtflags	skipws = 0x2000
	Skip leading spaces on certain extraction (read) operations.

static constexpr fmtflags	unitbuf = 0x4000
	Flush output after each insertion operation.

static constexpr fmtflags	uppercase = 0x8000U
	Write uppercase letters instead of lowercase in certain insertion operations. More...

static constexpr uint8_t	MAX_PRECISION = 16
	The maximum allowed precision. More...

Detailed Description

Base class for formatted streams.

Allows defining base, width and precision for numbers display.

Definition at line 37 of file ios.h.

Member Typedef Documentation

◆ iostate

using streams::ios_base::iostate = uint8_t

Bitmask type to represent stream state flags.

This type is used as parameter or return value by methods setstate, rdstate and clear.

The values passed and retrieved by these methods can be any valid combination of the predefined constants:

goodbit (no error)
badbit
failbit
eofbit

See also: setstate(iostate); rdstate(); clear(iostate)

Definition at line 56 of file ios.h.

◆ fmtflags

using streams::ios_base::fmtflags = uint16_t

Bitmask type to represent stream format flags.

This type is used as parameter or return value by methods flags, setf and unsetf. The values passed and retrieved by these methods can be any valid combination of the predefined constants:

basefield flags
- dec (default)
- bin
- oct
- hex
floatfield flags
- fixed (default)
- scientific
adjustfield flags
- left
- right (default)
independent flags
- boolalpha
- showbase
- showpos
- skipws (default)
- unitbuf
- uppercase

See also: flags(); flags(fmtflags); setf(fmtflags); setf(fmtflags, fmtflags); unsetf(fmtflags)

Definition at line 209 of file ios.h.

Member Function Documentation

◆ setstate()

void streams::ios_base::setstate ( iostate state )

inline

Set the stream error flags state in addition to currently set flags.

Essentially calls clear(rdstate() | state).

Definition at line 90 of file ios.h.

◆ clear()

void streams::ios_base::clear ( iostate state = goodbit )

inline

Set the stream error state flags by assigning them the value of state.

By default, assigns ios::goodbit which has the effect of clearing all error state flags.

Definition at line 100 of file ios.h.

◆ good()

bool streams::ios_base::good ( ) const

inline

Return values

<tt>true</tt>	if the most recent I/O operation on the stream completed successfully.
<tt>false</tt>	if any I/O operation has failed since last call to `ios::clear()`.

See also: rdstate(); goodbit; clear()

Definition at line 114 of file ios.h.

◆ eof()

bool streams::ios_base::eof ( ) const

inline

Return true if the associated stream has reached end-of-file.

Specifically, returns true if ios::eofbit is set in rdstate().

See also: rdstate(); eofbit

Definition at line 125 of file ios.h.

◆ fail()

bool streams::ios_base::fail ( ) const

inline

Return true if an error has occurred on the associated stream, since last time state was reset (clear() was called).

Specifically, returns true if ios::badbit or ios::failbit is set in rdstate().

See also: rdstate(); failbit; badbit; clear()

Definition at line 140 of file ios.h.

◆ bad()

bool streams::ios_base::bad ( ) const

inline

Return true if a non-recoverable error has occurred on the associated stream.

Specifically, returns true if ios::badbit is set in rdstate().

See also: rdstate(); badbit

Definition at line 152 of file ios.h.

◆ operator!()

bool streams::ios_base::operator! ( ) const

inline

Return true if an error has occurred on the associated stream, since last time state was reset (clear() was called).

Actually, this is equivalent to calling fail().

See also: fail()

Definition at line 163 of file ios.h.

◆ operator bool()

streams::ios_base::operator bool ( ) const

inlineexplicit

Check that the current stream has no errors.

Returns true if the stream has no errors and is ready for I/O operations.

See also: fail()

Definition at line 173 of file ios.h.

◆ flags() [1/2]

void streams::ios_base::flags ( fmtflags flags )

inline

Set new format flags for this stream.

See also: fmtflags

Definition at line 287 of file ios.h.

◆ flags() [2/2]

fmtflags streams::ios_base::flags ( ) const

inline

Return the format flags currently selected in this stream.

See also: fmtflags

Definition at line 296 of file ios.h.

◆ setf() [1/2]

void streams::ios_base::setf ( fmtflags flags )

inline

Set this stream's format flags whose bits are set in flags, leaving unchanged the rest.

This is equivalent to flags(flags | flags());.

This method is used to set independent flags.

See also: fmtflags; setf(fmtflags, fmtflags); flags(fmtflags)

Definition at line 312 of file ios.h.

◆ setf() [2/2]

void streams::ios_base::setf	(	fmtflags	flags,
		fmtflags	mask
	)

inline

Set this stream's format flags whose bits are set in both flags and mask, and clears the format flags whose bits are set in mask but not in flags.

This is equivalent to flags((flags & mask) | (flags() & ~mask));.

This method is used to set a value for one of a group of related flags, using one of the field bitmasks as the mask argument:

flags	mask
left, right	adjustfield
dec, bin, oct, hex	basefield
scientific, fixed	floatfield

See also: fmtflags; setf(fmtflags); flags(fmtflags)

Definition at line 335 of file ios.h.

◆ unsetf()

void streams::ios_base::unsetf ( fmtflags flags )

inline

Clear this stream's format flags whose bits are set in flags.

See also: fmtflags; setf(fmtflags); flags(fmtflags)

Definition at line 346 of file ios.h.

◆ fill() [1/2]

char streams::ios_base::fill ( ) const

inline

Return the fill character.

The fill character is the character used by output insertion functions to fill spaces when padding results to the field width. Default fill character is a space.

See also: width()

Definition at line 358 of file ios.h.

◆ fill() [2/2]

void streams::ios_base::fill ( char fill )

inline

Set fill as new fill character for this stream.

The fill character is the character used by output insertion functions to fill spaces when padding results to the field width.

See also: width()

Definition at line 369 of file ios.h.

◆ width() [1/2]

void streams::ios_base::width ( uint8_t width )

inline

Set minimum width used for displaying values.

If a value's representation needs less than width characters for display, then additional characters will be added before or after the value. The filler character is determined by fill(), a space by default. Padding side is determined by flags(): left or right. Note that if the value representation needs more than width characters, then width will have no effect on display.

Parameters

width the new width to use for next formatted output

See also: fill(char); flags(fmtflags); left; right

Definition at line 390 of file ios.h.

◆ width() [2/2]

uint8_t streams::ios_base::width ( ) const

inline

Get the current minimum width value (default = 0) used for formatted output.

Returns: current minimum width

Definition at line 400 of file ios.h.

◆ precision() [1/2]

void streams::ios_base::precision ( uint8_t precision )

inline

Set precision (number of digits after decimal point) used for displaying floating values.

Parameters

precision the new precision for next formatted output

Definition at line 411 of file ios.h.

◆ precision() [2/2]

uint8_t streams::ios_base::precision ( ) const

inline

Get the current precision (default = 6) used for formatted floating values output.

Returns: current precision

Definition at line 421 of file ios.h.

◆ copyfmt()

ios_base& streams::ios_base::copyfmt ( const ios_base & rhs )

inline

Copy formatting information from rhs to this stream.

Formatting information is:

Definition at line 434 of file ios.h.

Member Data Documentation

◆ eofbit

constexpr iostate streams::ios_base::eofbit = 0x01

staticconstexpr

This bit is set if the stream has unexpectedly reached its end during an extraction.

Note that this bit is currently never set by istreambuf, as istreambuf is blocked until characters are input.

Definition at line 64 of file ios.h.

◆ badbit

constexpr iostate streams::ios_base::badbit = 0x04

staticconstexpr

This bit is set when an irrecoverable stream error has occurred, e.g.

if an overflow occurs when writing to ostreambuf.

Definition at line 74 of file ios.h.

◆ basefield

constexpr fmtflags streams::ios_base::basefield = dec | bin | oct | hex

staticconstexpr

Bitmask constant used with setf(fmtflags, fmtflags) when changing the output base format.

See also: dec; bin; oct; hex

Definition at line 227 of file ios.h.

◆ adjustfield

constexpr fmtflags streams::ios_base::adjustfield = left | right

staticconstexpr

Bitmask constant used with setf(fmtflags, fmtflags) when changing the output adjustment.

See also: left; right

Definition at line 245 of file ios.h.

◆ floatfield

constexpr fmtflags streams::ios_base::floatfield = scientific | fixed

staticconstexpr

Bitmask constant used with setf(fmtflags, fmtflags) when changing the floating point output representation.

See also: fixed; scientific

Definition at line 257 of file ios.h.

◆ showbase

constexpr fmtflags streams::ios_base::showbase = 0x0400

staticconstexpr

Write integral values prefixed by their base:

decimal: no prefix
binary: 0b prefix
octal: 0 prefix
hexadecimal: 0x prefix

Definition at line 268 of file ios.h.

◆ uppercase

constexpr fmtflags streams::ios_base::uppercase = 0x8000U

staticconstexpr

Write uppercase letters instead of lowercase in certain insertion operations.

This applies to hexadecimal letters when writing integral numbers and exponent letter when writing floating point numbers. Base prefixes (0x or 0b) are not affected.

Definition at line 281 of file ios.h.

◆ MAX_PRECISION

constexpr uint8_t streams::ios_base::MAX_PRECISION = 16

staticconstexpr

The maximum allowed precision.

See also: precision()

Definition at line 447 of file ios.h.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

fastarduino/ios.h

Public Types

Public Member Functions

Static Public Attributes

Detailed Description

Member Typedef Documentation

◆ iostate

◆ fmtflags

Member Function Documentation

◆ setstate()

◆ clear()

◆ good()

◆ eof()

◆ fail()

◆ bad()

◆ operator!()

◆ operator bool()

◆ flags() [1/2]

◆ flags() [2/2]

◆ setf() [1/2]

◆ setf() [2/2]

◆ unsetf()

◆ fill() [1/2]

◆ fill() [2/2]

◆ width() [1/2]

◆ width() [2/2]

◆ precision() [1/2]

◆ precision() [2/2]

◆ copyfmt()

Member Data Documentation

◆ eofbit

◆ badbit

◆ basefield

◆ adjustfield

◆ floatfield

◆ showbase

◆ uppercase

◆ MAX_PRECISION