User-defined Types
Learn how to format user-defined types apart from basic types and strings.
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To format a user-defined type, I have to specialize the class std::formatter for my user-defined type. This means, in particular, I have to implement the member functions parse and format.
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parse:- Accepts the parse context
- Parses the parse context
- Returns an iterator to the end of the format specification
- Throws a
std::format_errorin case of an error
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format:- Gets the value
t, which should be formatted, and the format contextfc - Formats
taccording to the format context - Writes the output to
fc.out() - Returns an iterator that represents the end of the output
- Gets the value