ST::iostream

string_theory iostream support

#include <string_theory/iostream>

Name	Summary
ST::writef	Write formatted output to a `std::basic_ostream`-derived streams
operator<<	Support writing `ST::string` objects to `std::basic_ostream`-derived streams
operator>>	Support reading `ST::string` objects from `std::basic_istream`-derived streams

Signature
`template <class char_T, class traits_T, typename... args_T>` `void ST::writef(std::basic_ostream<char_T, traits_T> &stream, const char fmt_str, args_T ...args)` `template <class char_T, class traits_T, typename... args_T>` `void ST::writef(std::basic_ostream<char_T, traits_T> &stream, const char fmt_str, args_T &&...args)`

Writes formatted text to the stream using string_theory formatters.

Since string_theory 2.0.

Changed in 3.0: The arguments in args are now forwarded to reduce copying.

Signature
`template <class char_T, class traits_T>` `std::basic_ostream<char_T, traits_T> &operator<<(std::basic_ostream<char_T, traits_T> &stream, const ST::string &str)`

Write an ST::string to the stream, using the same output rules as an appropriately converted std::basic_string representation of the string data.

Since string_theory 2.0.

Signature
`template <class char_T, class traits_T>` `std::basic_istream<char_T, traits_T> &operator>>(std::basic_istream<char_T, traits_T> &stream, ST::string &str)`

Read an ST::string from the stream, using the same input rules as a std::basic_string appropriately converted to a ST::string.

Since string_theory 2.0.