n1099 Document No.: J16/ WG21/N1099 Date: 17 July 1997 Programming Language C++
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1 Document No.: J16/ WG21/N1099 Date: 17 July 1997 Project: Reply-To: Programming Language C++ Steve Rumsby Iostreams WP changes for London =============================== *** io-new.txt Wed Jul 16 16:04: copyof~1\lib-io~1 Tue Jul 15 17:24: *** 142,157 ****.DE namespace std { - CD Add forward declaration of traits and allocator class - templates template<class chart> class chartraits; template<> class chartraits<char>; template<> class chartraits<wchart>; - template<class T> class allocator; - - template <class chart, class traits = chartraits<chart> > class basicios; , *** 460,469 ****.CW cin.tie() returns.cw &cout. - CD Make explicit initialization of standard streams. - Its state is otherwise the same as required for -.CW iosbase::init - (lib.basic.ios.cons) ix "[cout]" , *** 500,509 **** is initialized,.cw "cerr.flags() & unitbuf" is nonzero. - CD Make explicit initialization of standard streams. - Its state is otherwise the same as required for -.CW iosbase::init - (lib.basic.ios.cons) ix "[clog]" , *** 518,523 **** , declared in.cw <cstdio> (lib.c.files). +.en + This leaves other parts of the state unspecified. I believe they should be initializ ed as + if by init. Page 1
2 +.ne.ix "[<cstdio>]" ===.H3 "Wide stream objects" lib.wide.stream.objects *** 542,551 ****.CW wcin.tie() returns.cw &wcout. - CD Make explicit initialization of standard streams. - Its state is otherwise the same as required for -.CW iosbase::init - (lib.basic.ios.cons) ix "[wcout]" , *** 582,591 **** is initialized,.cw "wcerr.flags() & unitbuf" is nonzero. - CD Make explicit initialization of standard streams. - Its state is otherwise the same as required for -.CW iosbase::init - (lib.basic.ios.cons) ix "[wclog]" , *** 615,621 **** namespace std { typedef \&\f4offt\&\fp streamoff; typedef \&\f4szt\&\fp streamsize; - CD Put fpos into synopsis of <ios> template <class statet> class fpos; class iosbase; , *** 810,823 **** \f6// destructor \fp! UK make iosbase destructor virtual! virtual ~iosbase(); \f6// lib.ios.base.callback callbacks;\fp enum event { eraseevent, imbueevent, copyfmtevent ;! CD Suppress exceptions! typedef void (*eventcallback)(event, iosbase&, int \f6index\fp) throw(); void registercallback(eventcallback \f6fn\fp, int \f6index\fp); , \f6// destructor \fp! ~iosbase(); \f6// lib.ios.base.callback callbacks;\fp enum event { eraseevent, imbueevent, copyfmtevent ;! typedef void (*eventcallback)(event, iosbase&, int \f6index\fp); void registercallback(eventcallback \f6fn\fp, int \f6index\fp); Page 2
3 *** 895,902 **** explicit failure(const string& \f6msg\fp); virtual ~failure();! CD Add throw() spec to what.! virtual const char* what() const throw(); ; , explicit failure(const string& \f6msg\fp); virtual ~failure();! virtual const char* what() const; ; *** 918,925 **** initializing the base class with.cw exception(\&\f6msg\&\fp)..la Postcondition:! CD , UK !.CW "strcmp(what(), msg.cstr()) == 0".ix "[iosbase::failure] [what]" , initializing the base class with.cw exception(\&\f6msg\&\fp)..la Postcondition:!.CW "what() == \f6msg\fp.str()".ix "[iosbase::failure] [what]" *** 1371,1377 ****.CW ++..ix "[iosbase] [iword]" - CD long& iword(int \f6idx\fp); , *** 1484,1493 **** iosbase();.la Effects:! UK ! Each.CW iosbase! member has an indeterminate value after construction. Santa Cruz motion 36. N0842R , iosbase();.la Effects:! The.CW iosbase! members are have an indeterminate value after construction. Page 3
4 Santa Cruz motion 36. N0842R1. *** 1505,1510 **** , member function called from within.i fn has well defined results. +.en + Should the fpos constructor be explicit? +.ne ===.H3 "Template class \&\f7fpos\fp\&" lib.fpos.ix "[fpos]" *** 1513,1520 **** template <class statet> class fpos { \f6// lib.fpos.cons Constructors\fP! CD ! explicit fpos(statet); \f6// lib.fpos.members Members\fP statet state() const; void state(statet); , template <class statet> class fpos { \f6// lib.fpos.cons Constructors\fP! fpos(statet); \f6// lib.fpos.members Members\fP statet state() const; void state(statet); *** 1575,1591 ****.CW o refers to a value of type.cw streamoff, - CD Interconvertibility of streamsize and OFFT. -.LI -.CW sz - refers to a value of type -.CW streamsize and.li.cw i refers to a value of type.cw int. - CD2 editorial. Replace FPOST with fpos.ts "Position type requirements".na.ts , *** 1602,1608 **** P p(i); P p = i; post: \&\f5p == P(i)\fP\&.! P(o) fpos converts from offset O(p) OFFT converts to offset \&\f5p(o(p)) == p\&\fp , P p(i); P p = i; post: \&\f5p == P(i)\fP\&.! P(o) POST converts from offset Page 4
5 O(p) OFFT converts to offset \&\f5p(o(p)) == p\&\fp *** 1610,1627 **** p!= q \&\f1convertible to\fp\& bool \&\f5!(p==q)\fp\&! q = p + o fpos + \&\f1offset\fp\& \&\f5q-o == p\fp\& p += o! q = p - o fpos - \&\f1offset\fp\& \&\f5q+o == p\fp\& p -= o o = p - q OFFT \&\f1distance\fp\& \&\f5q+o == p\fp\& USA & Germany. CD Interconvertibility of streamsize and OFFT. - streamsize(o) streamsize converts \&\f5streamsize(o(sz)) == sz\fp\& - O(sz) OFFT converts \&\f5streamsize(o(sz)) == sz\fp\& - -.TE.ad.Te , p!= q \&\f1convertible to\fp\& bool \&\f5!(p==q)\fp\&! q = p + o POST + \&\f1offset\fp\& \&\f5q-o == p\fp\& p += o! q = p - o POST - \&\f1offset\fp\& \&\f5q+o == p\fp\& p -= o o = p - q OFFT \&\f1distance\fp\& \&\f5q+o == p\fp\&.te.ad.te *** 1727,1738 **** protected: basicios(); void init(basicstreambuf<chart,traits>* \f6sb\fp); US & Germany. CD Disallow copying streams. - private: - basicios(const basicios& ); // not defined - basicios& operator=(const basicios&); // not defined ; , *** 1876,1884 ****.La Postcondition:.CW "\&\f6fillch\fp == fill()".la Returns:! The previous value of! Editoral Japan!.CW "fill()"..ix "[basicios] [copyfmt]" basicios& copyfmt(const basicios& \f6rhs\fp); , La Postcondition:.CW "\&\f6fillch\fp == fill()".la Returns: Page 5
6 ! The previous value of fill()..ix "[basicios] [copyfmt]" basicios& copyfmt(const basicios& \f6rhs\fp); *** 1960,1967 **** iostate rdstate() const;.la Returns:! CD ! The error state of the stream buffer..ix "[basicios] [clear]" , iostate rdstate() const;.la Returns:! The control state of the stream buffer..ix "[basicios] [clear]" *** 2568,2575 ****.LI the.cw getloc()! Editorial Japan! member to a copy the global locale,.cw locale(), at the time of construction..la Notes: , LI the.cw getloc()! member to to a copy the global locale,.cw locale(), at the time of construction..la Notes: *** 2941,2949 ****.H5 "Get area" lib.streambuf.virt.get.ix "[basicstreambuf] [showmanyc]" - CD ! streamsize showmanyc();\*f.fs The morphemes of , H5 "Get area" lib.streambuf.virt.get.ix "[basicstreambuf] [showmanyc]"! int showmanyc();\*f.fs The morphemes of *** 3484,3495 **** template<class chart, class traits> basicistream<chart,traits>& operator>>(basicistream<chart,traits>&, chart*); - CD Correct type of args. template<class traits> Page 6
7 ! basicistream<char,traits>& operator>>(basicistream<char,traits>&, unsigned char*); template<class traits>! basicistream<char,traits>& operator>>(basicistream<char,traits>&, signed char*); , template<class chart, class traits> basicistream<chart,traits>& operator>>(basicistream<chart,traits>&, chart*); template<class traits>! basicistream<char,traits>& operator>>(basicistream<chart,traits>&, unsigned char*); template<class traits>! basicistream<char,traits>& operator>>(basicistream<chart,traits>&, signed char*); *** 3580,3591 **** explicit sentry(basicistream<chart,traits>& is, bool noskipws = false); ~sentry();! CD ! operator bool() { return ok; const;! CD sentry's should not be copyable! private:! sentry(const sentry&); // \f4 not defined\fp! sentry& operator=(const sentry&); // \f4 not defined\fp ; , explicit sentry(basicistream<chart,traits>& is, bool noskipws = false); ~sentry();! operator bool() { return ok; ; *** 3612,3635 ****.CW is.tie()->flush().ix "[flush]" to synchronize the output sequence with any associated external! C stream.! Germany / ! tied streams should be flushed just before calls to underflow! Except that this call can be suppressed if the put area of!.cw is.tie()! is empty.! Further an implementation is allowed to defer the call to flush until a! call of!.cw "is->rdbuf()->underflow"! occurs.! If no such call occurs before the!.cw sentry! object is destroyed, the call to!.cw flush! may be eliminated entirely\*f.fs! This will be possible only in functions that are part of the library.! The semantics of the constructor used in user code is as specified..fe If \&\f6noskipws\fp\& is zero and.cw "is.flags() & iosbase::skipws" Page 7
8 , CW is.tie()->flush().ix "[flush]" to synchronize the output sequence with any associated external! C stream.\*f.fs! The call!.cw is.tie()->flush()! does not necessarily occur if the function can determine that no! synchronization is necessary..fe If \&\f6noskipws\fp\& is zero and.cw "is.flags() & iosbase::skipws" *** 4068,4077 **** basicistream<chart,traits>& get(chartype* \f6s\fp, streamsize \f6n\fp) - USA lib CD lib.istream.unformatted.la "Effects:" Calls!.CW "get(s,n,widen('\en'))".la "Returns:" Value returned by the call , basicistream<chart,traits>& get(chartype* \f6s\fp, streamsize \f6n\fp).la "Effects:" Calls!.CW "getline(s,n,widen('\en'))".la "Returns:" Value returned by the call. *** 4108,4117 **** basicistream<chart,traits>& get(basicstreambuf<chartype,traits>& \f6sb\fp); - USA lib CD lib.istream.unformatted.la "Effects:" Calls!.CW "get(s,n,widen('\en'))".la "Returns:" Value returned by the call , basicistream<chart,traits>& get(basicstreambuf<chartype,traits>& \f6sb\fp);.la "Effects:" Calls!.CW "getline(s,n,widen('\en'))".la "Returns:" Value returned by the call. *** 4258,4272 **** basicistream<chart,traits>& read(chartype* \f6s\fp, streamsize \f6n\fp); - CD lib.istream.unformatted.la Effects:! If!.CW!good()! calls Page 8
9 !.CW setstate(failbit)! which may throw an exception,! and return.! Otherwise extracts characters and stores them into successive locations of an array whose first element is designated by \&\f6s\fp\&.\*f.fs , basicistream<chart,traits>& read(chartype* \f6s\fp, streamsize \f6n\fp);.la Effects:! Extracts characters and stores them into successive locations of an array whose first element is designated by \&\f6s\fp\&.\*f.fs *** 4281,4288 ****.LI end-of-file occurs on the input sequence (in which case the function calls! CD Add eofbit to values set.!.cw setstate(failbit eofbit), which may throw.cw iosbase::failure (lib.iostate.flags)) , LI end-of-file occurs on the input sequence (in which case the function calls!.cw setstate(failbit), which may throw.cw iosbase::failure (lib.iostate.flags)). *** 4565,4573 **** basicostream<chart,traits>& operator<<(double \f6f\fp); basicostream<chart,traits>& operator<<(long double \f6f\fp); - USA lib CD & Sweden 27621/ ! basicostream<chart,traits>& operator<<(const void* \f6p\fp); basicostream<chart,traits>& operator<< (basicstreambuf<chartype,traits>* \f6sb\fp); , basicostream<chart,traits>& operator<<(double \f6f\fp); basicostream<chart,traits>& operator<<(long double \f6f\fp);! basicostream<chart,traits>& operator<<(void* \f6p\fp); basicostream<chart,traits>& operator<< (basicstreambuf<chartype,traits>* \f6sb\fp); *** 4706,4717 **** explicit sentry(basicostream<chart,traits>& os); ~sentry();! CD ! operator bool() const { return ok;! private! CD lib.ostream::sentry! sentry(const sentry&); // \f4 not defined\fp! sentry& operator=(const sentry&); // \f4 not defined\fp ; Page 9
10 , explicit sentry(basicostream<chart,traits>& os); ~sentry();! operator bool() { return ok; ; *** 4870,4877 **** operator<<(float \f6val\fp); operator<<(double \f6val\fp); operator<<(long double \f6val\fp);! USA lib CD & Sweden 27621/! operator<<(const void* \f6val\fp); X3J16/ R1,WG21/N0451R1.La Effects: , operator<<(float \f6val\fp); operator<<(double \f6val\fp); operator<<(long double \f6val\fp);! operator<<(void* \f6val\fp); X3J16/ R1,WG21/N0451R1.La Effects: *** 4909,4920 ****.CW iosbase. It provides formatting specifications such as field width, and a locale from which to obtain other facets.! USA lib CD lib.ostream.inserters.arithmetic! If!.CW failed! is true then does!.cw "setstate(badbit)",! which may throw an exception, and returns..la Returns:.CW *this , CW iosbase. It provides formatting specifications such as field width, and a locale from which to obtain other facets.!.en! This doesn't say what happens on failure. It needs to set one of the error! bits. It isn't clear which one is right.!.ne.la Returns:.CW *this. *** 5025,5038 **** After a.cw sentry object is constructed insert characters.! CD , CD Clarify when widen is called for! character inserters.! In case \f6c\fp has type.cw char! and the character type of the stream is not!.cw char,! then the character to be inserted is!.cw "out.widen(\f6c\fp)" ; otherwise the character is \f6c\fp\*f.fs Page 10
11 In case the insertion is into a , After a.cw sentry object is constructed insert characters.! In case \f6c\fp's type is (signed, unsigned or plain).cw char! the character to be inserted is!.cw "widen(\f6c\fp)" ; otherwise the character is \f6c\fp\*f.fs In case the insertion is into a *** 5077,5088 **** Padding is determined as described in lib.facet.num.put.virtuals. The.CW traits::length(\f6s\fp)! CD , CD widen characters in array inserters.! characters starting at \f6s\fp are widened using!.cw out.widen! (lib.basic.ios.members).! The widened characters and any required padding are inserted into! \f6out\fp. Calls.CW width(0)..la Returns:.I out , Padding is determined as described in lib.facet.num.put.virtuals. The.CW traits::length(\f6s\fp)! characters starting at \f6s\fp and any required padding is inserted! into \f6out\fp.! Calls.CW width(0)..la Returns:.I out *** 5255,5272 **** behaves as if.cw f(s) were called,! USA CD ! Manipulator are applicable to both ostream and istreams.! and if!.cw in! is an (instance of)!.cw basicistream! then the expression!.cw in>>s! behaves as if!.cw f(s)! were called.! Where \&\f6f\fp\& can be defined as:\*f.fs The expression.cw "cin >> resetiosflags(iosbase::skipws)" , behaves as if.cw f(s) were called,! where \&\f6f\fp\& can be defined as:\*f.fs The expression.cw "cin >> resetiosflags(iosbase::skipws)" *** 5296,5314 **** return \f6str\fp; Page 11
12 - USA CD Return value of insertion or extraction of manipulators. - The expression -.CW out<<s - has type -.CW "ostream&" - and value -.CW out. - The expression -.CW in>>s - has type -.CW "istream&" - and value -.CW in ix "[setiosflags]" , *** 5324,5340 **** behaves as if.cw f(s) were called,! USA CD Manipulator are applicable to both ostream and! istreams. and if!.cw in! is an (instance of)!.cw basicistream! then the expression!.cw in>>s! behaves as if!.cw f(s)! were called.! Where \&\f6f\fp\& can be defined as:.ix "[ios] [fmtflags]" iosbase& \f6f\fp(iosbase& \f6str\fp, iosbase::fmtflags \f6mask\fp) , behaves as if.cw f(s) were called,! where \&\f6f\fp\& can be defined as:.ix "[ios] [fmtflags]" iosbase& \f6f\fp(iosbase& \f6str\fp, iosbase::fmtflags \f6mask\fp) *** 5343,5361 **** return \f6str\fp;! USA CD Return value of insertion or extraction of manipulators.! The expression!.cw out<<s! has type!.cw "ostream&"! and value!.cw out.! The expression!.cw in>>s! has type!.cw "istream&"! and value!.cw in.----.ix "[setbase]" \f4smanip\fp setbase(int \f6base\fp); Page 12
13 , return \f6str\fp;! ----.ix "[setbase]" \f4smanip\fp setbase(int \f6base\fp); *** 5370,5386 **** behaves as if.cw f(s) were called,! USA CD Manipulator are applicable to both ostream and! istreams. and if!.cw in! is an (instance of)!.cw basicistream! then the expression!.cw in>>s! behaves as if!.cw f(s)! were called.! Where \&\f6f\fp\& can be defined as: iosbase& \f6f\fp(iosbase& \f6str\fp, int \f6base\fp) { \f6// set basefield\fp , behaves as if.cw f(s) were called,! where \&\f6f\fp\& can be defined as: iosbase& \f6f\fp(iosbase& \f6str\fp, int \f6base\fp) { \f6// set basefield\fp *** 5391,5409 **** return \f6str\fp;! USA CD Return value of insertion or extraction of manipulators.! The expression!.cw out<<s! has type!.cw "ostream&"! and value!.cw out.! The expression!.cw in>>s! has type!.cw "istream&"! and value!.cw in.----.ix "[setfill]" \f4smanip\fp setfill(chartype \f6c\fp); , return \f6str\fp;! ----.ix "[setfill]" \f4smanip\fp setfill(chartype \f6c\fp); *** 5429,5441 **** return \f6str\fp; Page 13
14 - USA CD Return value of insertion or extraction of manipulators. - The expression -.CW out<<s - has type -.CW "ostream&" - and value -.CW out ix "[setprecision]" , *** 5451,5467 **** behaves as if.cw f(s) were called,! USA CD Manipulator are applicable to both ostream and! istreams. and if!.cw in! is an (instance of)!.cw basicistream! then the expression!.cw in>>s! behaves as if!.cw f(s)! were called.! Where \&\f6f\fp\& can be defined as: iosbase& \f6f\fp(iosbase& \f6str\fp, int \f6n\fp) { \f6// set precision\fp , behaves as if.cw f(s) were called,! where \&\f6f\fp\& can be defined as: iosbase& \f6f\fp(iosbase& \f6str\fp, int \f6n\fp) { \f6// set precision\fp *** 5469,5487 **** return \f6str\fp;! USA CD Return value of insertion or extraction of manipulators.! The expression!.cw out<<s! has type!.cw "ostream&"! and value!.cw out.! The expression!.cw in>>s! has type!.cw "istream&"! and value!.cw in.----.ix "[setw]" \f4smanip\fp setw(int \f6n\fp); , return \f6str\fp;! ----.ix "[setw]" Page 14
15 \f4smanip\fp setw(int \f6n\fp); *** 5496,5512 **** behaves as if.cw f(s) were called,! USA CD Manipulator are applicable to both ostream and! istreams. and if!.cw in! is an (instance of)!.cw basicistream! then the expression!.cw in>>s! behaves as if!.cw f(s)! were called.! Where \&\f6f\fp\& can be defined as: iosbase& \f6f\fp(iosbase& \f6str\fp, int \f6n\fp) { \f6// set width\fp , behaves as if.cw f(s) were called,! where \&\f6f\fp\& can be defined as: iosbase& \f6f\fp(iosbase& \f6str\fp, int \f6n\fp) { \f6// set width\fp *** 5514,5532 **** return \f6str\fp;! USA CD Return value of insertion or extraction of manipulators.! The expression!.cw out<<s! has type!.cw "ostream&"! and value!.cw out.! The expression!.cw in>>s! has type!.cw "istream&"! and value!.cw in H2 "String-based streams" lib.string.streams.p The header , return \f6str\fp;! H2 "String-based streams" lib.string.streams.p The header *** 5589,5602 **** class Allocator = allocator<chart> > class basicstringbuf : public basicstreambuf<chart,traits> {! CD Eliminate redundant typedef's! \f6// Types (inherited from basicstreambuf\c! (lib.ios)):\fp Page 15
16 ! // typedef chart chartype;! // typedef typename traits::inttype inttype;! // typedef typename traits::postype postype;! // typedef typename traits::offtype offtype;! // typedef traits traitstype; \f6// lib.stringbuf.cons Constructors:\fP explicit basicstringbuf(iosbase::openmode \f6which\fp , class Allocator = allocator<chart> > class basicstringbuf : public basicstreambuf<chart,traits> {! \f6// Types:\fP! typedef chart chartype;! typedef typename traits::inttype inttype;! typedef typename traits::postype postype;! typedef typename traits::offtype offtype;! \f6// lib.stringbuf.cons Constructors:\fP explicit basicstringbuf(iosbase::openmode \f6which\fp *** 5994,6006 **** class Allocator = allocator<chart> > class basicistringstream : public basicistream<chart,traits> {! \f6// Types (inherited from basicistream\c! (lib.input.streams)):\fp! // typedef chart chartype;! // typedef typename traits::inttype inttype;! // typedef typename traits::postype postype;! // typedef typename traits::offtype offtype;! // typedef traits traitstype; \f6// lib.istringstream.cons Constructors:\fP , class Allocator = allocator<chart> > class basicistringstream : public basicistream<chart,traits> {! \f6// Types:\fP! typedef chart chartype;! typedef typename traits::inttype inttype;! typedef typename traits::postype postype;! typedef typename traits::offtype offtype; \f6// lib.istringstream.cons Constructors:\fP *** 6109,6115 **** explicit basicostringstream( const basicstring<chart,traits,allocator>& \f6str\fp, iosbase::openmode \f6which\fp = iosbase::out);! CD Eliminate basicostringstream destructor. \f6// lib.ostringstream.members Members:\fP , explicit basicostringstream( const basicstring<chart,traits,allocator>& \f6str\fp, iosbase::openmode \f6which\fp = iosbase::out);! virtual ~basicostringstream(); \f6// lib.ostringstream.members Members:\fP *** 6422,6429 **** Page 16
17 protected: \f6// lib.filebuf.virtuals Overridden virtual functions:\fp! CD return type of showmanyc! virtual streamsize showmanyc(); virtual inttype underflow(); virtual inttype uflow(); virtual inttype pbackfail(inttype \f6c\fp = traits::eof()); , protected: \f6// lib.filebuf.virtuals Overridden virtual functions:\fp! virtual int showmanyc(); virtual inttype underflow(); virtual inttype uflow(); virtual inttype pbackfail(inttype \f6c\fp = traits::eof()); *** 6666,6674 ****.H4 "Overridden virtual functions" lib.filebuf.virtuals.ix "[basicfilebuf] [showmanyc]" - USA CD return type of showmanyc! streamsize showmanyc();.la Effects: Behaves the same as , H4 "Overridden virtual functions" lib.filebuf.virtuals.ix "[basicfilebuf] [showmanyc]"! int showmanyc();.la Effects: Behaves the same as *** 6869,6877 **** /N0674.ix "[basicfilebuf] [seekoff]" - CD seekpos's argument is ignored. postype seekoff(offtype \f6off\fp, iosbase::seekdir \f6way\fp,! iosbase::openmode = iosbase::in iosbase::out);.la Effects: , /N0674.ix "[basicfilebuf] [seekoff]" postype seekoff(offtype \f6off\fp, iosbase::seekdir \f6way\fp,! iosbase::openmode \f6which\fp = iosbase::in iosbase::out);.la Effects: *** 6879,6888 ****.CW "isopen() == false", the positioning operation fails. Otherwise, if - CD CW "acodecvt.encoding()>0"! repositions the sequence by \&\f6off*acodecvt.encoding()\fp\& positions in! \&\f6file\fp. This is done by some combination of manipulating the put or get area and repositioning of the \&\f6file\fp\& (``as if'' by computing \&\f6distance\fp, Page 17
18 the number of characters to be moved in \&\f6file\fp\& and calling , CW "isopen() == false", the positioning operation fails. Otherwise, if.cw "acodecvt.encoding()>0"! repositions the sequence by \&\f6off*e\fp\& positions in \&\f6file\fp. This is done by some combination of manipulating the put or get area and repositioning of the \&\f6file\fp\& (``as if'' by computing \&\f6distance\fp, the number of characters to be moved in \&\f6file\fp\& and calling *** 6933,6945 **** stream position, if possible. If the positioning operation fails, or if the object cannot represent the resultant stream position,! Editorial Japan! returns an invalid stream position (lib.fpos)..ix "[basicfilebuf] [seekpos]" - CD ! postype seekpos(postype \f6sp\fp, iosbase::openmode = iosbase::in iosbase::out); Alters the file position, if possible, to correspond to the position , stream position, if possible. If the positioning operation fails, or if the object cannot represent the resultant stream position,! returns an invalid stream position (lib.iostreams.pos.t)..ix "[basicfilebuf] [seekpos]"! postype seekpos(postype \f6sp\fp, iosbase::openmode \f6which\fp = iosbase::in iosbase::out); Alters the file position, if possible, to correspond to the position *** 6963,6970 **** on the same file the effects are undefined..la "Returns:".I sp! Editorial Japan! on success. Otherwise returns an invalid stream position(lib.iostreams.definitions.).ix "[basicfilebuf] [sync]" , on the same file the effects are undefined..la "Returns:".I sp! on success. Otherwise returns an invaid stream position(lib.iostreams.definitions.).ix "[basicfilebuf] [sync]" *** 6984,6991 **** void imbue(const locale& \f6loc\fp);! Editorial Japan!.La "Precondition:" If the file is not positioned at its beginning and the encoding of the current locale as determined by.cw "acodecvt.encoding()" , Page 18
19 void imbue(const locale& \f6loc\fp);!.la "Precondition" If the file is not positioned at its beginning and the encoding of the current locale as determined by.cw "acodecvt.encoding()" *** 7003,7017 **** Causes characters inserted or extracted after this call to be converted according to \&\f6loc\fp\& until another call of \&\f5imbue\fp..ne - CD Add effects for imbue -.La "Effects:" - Causes characters inserted or extracted after this call - to be converted according to \&\f6loc\fp until another call of -.CW imbue. -.La "Note:" - This may require reconversion of previously converted characters. - This in turn may require the implementation to be able to reconstruct - the original contents of the file H4 "Template class \&\f7basicifstream\fp\&" lib.ifstream.ix "[basicifstream]" , *** 7020,7033 **** template <class chart, class traits = chartraits<chart> > class basicifstream : public basicistream<chart,traits> {! CD Eliminate redundant typedef's! \f6// Types (inherited from basicistream\c! (lib.istream)):\fp! // typedef chart chartype;! // typedef typename traits::inttype inttype;! // typedef typename traits::postype postype;! // typedef typename traits::offtype offtype;! // typedef traits traitstype; \f6// lib.ifstream.cons Constructors:\fP , template <class chart, class traits = chartraits<chart> > class basicifstream : public basicistream<chart,traits> {! \f6// Types:\fP! typedef chart chartype;! typedef typename traits::inttype inttype;! typedef typename traits::postype postype;! typedef typename traits::offtype offtype; \f6// lib.ifstream.cons Constructors:\fP *** 7156,7169 **** template <class chart, class traits = chartraits<chart> > class basicofstream : public basicostream<chart,traits> {! CD Eliminate redundant typedef's! \f6// Types (inherited from basicostream\c! (lib.ostream)):\fp! // typedef chart chartype;! // typedef typename traits::inttype inttype;! // typedef typename traits::postype postype;! // typedef typename traits::offtype offtype;! // typedef traits traitstype; Page 19
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