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std::fpos - cppreference.com

template< class State >
class fpos;

Specializations of the class template std::fpos identify absolute positions in a stream or in a file. Each object of type fpos holds the byte position in the stream (typically as a private member of type std::streamoff) and the current shift state, a value of type State (typically std::mbstate_t).

The following typedef names for std::fpos<std::mbstate_t> are provided (although they are spelled differently in the standard, they denote the same type):

All specializations of fpos meet the DefaultConstructible, CopyConstructible, CopyAssignable, Destructible, and EqualityComparable requirements.

If State is trivially copy constructible, fpos has a trivial copy constructor. If State is trivially copy assignable, fpos has a trivial copy assignment operator. If State is trivially destructible, fpos has a trivial destructor.

In addition, member and non-member functions are provided to support the following operations:

• A default constructor that stores an offset of zero and value-initializes the state object.

• A non-explicit constructor that accepts an argument of type (possibly const) std::streamoff, which stores that offset and value-initializes the state object. This constructor must also accept the special value std::streamoff(-1): the std::fpos constructed in this manner is returned by some stream operations to indicate errors.

• Explicit conversion from (possibly const) fpos to std::streamoff. The result is the stored offset.

• operator== and operator!= that compare two objects of type (possibly const) std::fpos and return a bool prvalue. p != q is equivalent to !(p == q).

• operator+ and operator- such that, for an object p of type (possibly const) fpos<State> and an object o of type (possibly const) std::streamoff

• p + o has type fpos<State> and stores an offset that is the result of adding o to the offset of p.
• o + p has a type convertible to fpos<State> and the result of the conversion is equal to p + o.
• p - o has type fpos<State> and stores an offset that is the result of subtracting o from the offset of p.

• operator+= and operator-= which can accept a (possibly const) std::streamoff and adds/subtracts it from the stored offset, respectively.

• operator- which can subtract two objects of type (possibly const) std::fpos producing an std::streamoff, such that for two such objects p and q, p == q + (p - q).

Some of the I/O streams member functions return and manipulate objects of member typedef pos_type. For streams, these member typedefs are provided by the template parameter Traits, which defaults to std::char_traits, which define their pos_types to be specializations of std::fpos. The behavior of the I/O streams library is implementation-defined when Traits::pos_type is not std::fpos<std::mbstate_t> (aka std::streampos, std::wstreampos, etc.).

The following behavior-changing defect reports were applied retroactively to previously published C++ standards.

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