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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Subtract date & time in diferent rows Post 77516 by Perderabo on Sunday 10th of July 2005 08:07:38 AM
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std::fpos

std::fpos< _StateT >(3) 				     Library Functions Manual					   std::fpos< _StateT >(3)

NAME

       std::fpos< _StateT > -

SYNOPSIS

   Public Member Functions
       fpos (streamoff __off)
       operator streamoff () const
       fpos operator+ (streamoff __off) const
       fpos & operator+= (streamoff __off)
       fpos operator- (streamoff __off) const
       streamoff operator- (const fpos &__other) const
       fpos & operator-= (streamoff __off)
       void state (_StateT __st)
       _StateT state () const

Detailed Description
   template<typename _StateT>class std::fpos< _StateT >
       Class representing stream positions.

       The standard places no requirements upon the template parameter StateT. In this implementation StateT must be DefaultConstructible,
       CopyConstructible and Assignable. The standard only requires that fpos should contain a member of type StateT. In this implementation it
       also contains an offset stored as a signed integer.

       Parameters:
	   StateT Type passed to and returned from state().

       Definition at line 112 of file postypes.h.

Constructor &; Destructor Documentation
   template<typename _StateT> std::fpos< _StateT >::fpos (streamoff__off) [inline]
       Construct position from offset.

       Definition at line 133 of file postypes.h.

Member Function Documentation
   template<typename _StateT> std::fpos< _StateT >::operator streamoff () const [inline]
       Convert to streamoff.

       Definition at line 137 of file postypes.h.

   template<typename _StateT> fpos std::fpos< _StateT >::operator+ (streamoff__off) const [inline]
       Add position and offset.

       Definition at line 178 of file postypes.h.

   template<typename _StateT> fpos& std::fpos< _StateT >::operator+= (streamoff__off) [inline]
       Add offset to this position.

       Definition at line 154 of file postypes.h.

   template<typename _StateT> fpos std::fpos< _StateT >::operator- (streamoff__off) const [inline]
       Subtract offset from position.

       Definition at line 192 of file postypes.h.

   template<typename _StateT> streamoff std::fpos< _StateT >::operator- (const fpos< _StateT > &__other) const [inline]
       Subtract position to return offset.

       Definition at line 205 of file postypes.h.

   template<typename _StateT> fpos& std::fpos< _StateT >::operator-= (streamoff__off) [inline]
       Subtract offset from this position.

       Definition at line 165 of file postypes.h.

   template<typename _StateT> void std::fpos< _StateT >::state (_StateT__st) [inline]
       Remember the value of st.

       Definition at line 141 of file postypes.h.

   template<typename _StateT> _StateT std::fpos< _StateT >::state () const [inline]
       Return the last set value of st.

       Definition at line 146 of file postypes.h.

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