Function to_string

Summary

#include "breeze/environment/windows_only/operating_system_id.hpp"

(1) std::string to_string(operating_system_id id)

#include "breeze/text/to_string.hpp"

(2) template <typename T>
    std::string to_string(T const &object)

(3) template <typename OutputStreamable>
    std::string to_string(OutputStreamable const &, std::locale const &loc)

Function overload

Synopsis

#include "breeze/environment/windows_only/operating_system_id.hpp"

std::string to_string(operating_system_id id)

Description

Converts an operating_system_id to a std::string. This overloads the general breeze:to_string() template, since operating_system_id is an enum and can't have member functions.

Source

Line 93 in breeze/environment/windows_only/operating_system_id.hpp.

Synopsis

#include "breeze/text/to_string.hpp"

template <typename T>
std::string to_string(T const &object)

Description

Returns: The textual representation of its argument. If T has a to_string() const member function taking no arguments, this template will use that. Otherwise, it will use breeze::to_string( object, std::locale() ), which requires a stream inserter.

Source

Line 33 in breeze/text/to_string.hpp.

Synopsis

#include "breeze/text/to_string.hpp"

template <typename OutputStreamable>
std::string to_string(OutputStreamable const &, std::locale const &loc)

Description

Returns: The textual representation of its argument. The representation depends, in general, on loc. This template requires a stream inserter.
Exceptions: A std::runtime_error (or a std::bad_alloc) if the conversion fails.

Source

Line 48 in breeze/text/to_string.hpp.