cerrf.hpp [code] | Provides formatted output to the std::cerr stream, using functions |
cinf.hpp [code] | Provides formatted input from the std::cin stream |
coutf.hpp [code] | Provides formatted output to the std::cout stream |
except.hpp [code] | Provides exceptions used in the input and output functions and classes |
fmt_guard.hpp [code] | Provides the stream_fmt class to aggregate the data that constitutes the "formatting state" of a std::iostream |
fmt_spec.hpp [code] | Provide classes for aggregating and managing the formatting information of a std::iostream |
fmtr.hpp [code] | Provides the fmtr class, which allows a more STL-like syntax for the formatting of input and output |
form_feed.hpp [code] | Provides a character constant that can be used when you need to send a form-feed to a stream |
input.hpp [code] | Include this file to include all output header files in one shot |
io.hpp [code] | Include this file to include all the input and output headers in one shot |
omanips.hpp [code] | Provides two output "manipulators" that can be used with the output functions (prints, coutf, etc) |
output.hpp [code] | Include this file to include all the output headers in one shot |
prints.hpp [code] | Provides all the prints() function overloads for printsing to a stream, as well as the two iof-compatible manipulators that replace std::endl and std::flush |
scans.hpp [code] | Provides all the scans() function overloads for scansning (reading) from a stream |
skip_past.hpp [code] | Provides the skip_past class, which allows for run-time specification of input skipping, using one or more calls to istream::ignore() |
stream_fmt.hpp [code] | Provides the stream_fmt class to aggregate the data that constitutes the "formatting state" of a std::iostream |
stringizer.hpp [code] | Provides the stringizer class, which allows a more STL-like syntax for the creation of a string from a format |
tostr.hpp [code] | Provides formatted output to a string via std::ostringstream |
validity.hpp [code] | Provides validity class to test for validity of formatted input |