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std::char_traits
template <class charT> struct char_traits;template <> struct char_traits<char>;template <> struct char_traits<wchar_t>;
template <class charT> struct char_traits;template <> struct char_traits<char>;template <> struct char_traits<wchar_t>;template <> struct char_traits<char16_t>;template <> struct char_traits<char32_t>;

Character traits

Character traits classes specify character properties and provide specific semantics for certain operations on characters and sequences of characters.

The standard library includes a standard set of character traits classes that can be instantiated from the char_traits template, and which are used by default both for the basic_string objects and for the input/output stream objects. But any other class that follows the requirements of a character traits class can be used instead. This reference attempts to describe both the definition of the standard char_traits and the requirements for custom character traits classes.



Template parameters
charT
Character type.
The class defines the standard character traits for this character type.
This shall be one of the types for which an specialization is provided.
Aliased as member type char_traits::char_type.

Template specializations The char_traits standard template supports to be instantiated with at least the following character types:

type Description char Basic character set (size of 1 byte) wchar_t Wide character set (same size, signedness, and alignment as another integral type) char Basic character set (size of 1 byte) wchar_t Widest character set (same size, signedness, and alignment as another integral type) char16_t Represents 16-bit code units (same size, signedness, and alignment as uint_least16_t) char32_t Represents any of the 32-bit code points (same size, signedness, and alignment as uint_least32_t)


Member types member type description for character traits types definition char wchar_t char_type The template parameter (charT) char wchar_t int_type Integral type that can represent all charT values, as well as eof() int wint_t off_type A type that behaves like streamoff streamoff streamoff pos_type A type that behaves like streampos streampos wstreampos state_type Multibyte transformation state type, such as mbstate_t mbstate_t mbstate_t member type description for character traits types definition char wchar_t char16_t char32_t char_type The template parameter (charT) char wchar_t char16_t char32_t int_type Integral type that can represent all charT values, as well as eof() int wint_t uint_least16_t uint_least32_t off_type A type that behaves like streamoff streamoff streamoff streamoff streamoff pos_type A type that behaves like streampos streampos wstreampos u16streampos u32streampos state_type Multibyte transformation state type, such as mbstate_t mbstate_t mbstate_t mbstate_t mbstate_t
Member functions
eq
Compare characters for equality (public static member function)
lt
Compare characters for inequality (public static member function)
length
Get length of null-terminated string (public static member function)
assign
Assign character (public static member function)
compare
Compare sequences of characters (public static member function)
find
Find first occurrence of character (public static member function)
move
Move character sequence (public static member function)
copy
Copy character sequence (public static member function)
eof
End-of-File character (public static member function)
not_eof
Not End-of-File character (public static member function)
to_char_type
To char type (public static member function)
to_int_type
To int type (public static member function)
eq_int_type
Compare int_type values (public static member function)

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