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ST::format
        Michael Hansen edited this page Nov 22, 2019 
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    #include <string_theory/format>| Name | Summary | 
|---|---|
| ST::format | Format a UTF-8 ST::stringfrom type-safe parameters | 
| ST::format_latin_1 | Format a Latin-1 ST::stringfrom type-safe parameters | 
| Signature | |
|---|---|
| ST::string ST::format(const char *fmt_str, args_T ...args) template <typename... args_T> ST::string ST::format(const char *fmt_str, args_T &&...args) | (1) | 
| ST::string ST::format(ST::utf_validation_t validation, const char *fmt_str, args_T ...args) template <typename... args_T> ST::string ST::format(ST::utf_validation_t validation, const char *fmt_str, args_T &&...args) | (2) | 
Creates a formatted ST::string object with the specified formatting and data.
- This function assumes UTF-8 and uses the default verification (specified by ST_DEFAULT_VALIDATION) to check the resulting string data.
- This function assumes UTF-8 and uses the validationparameter to control how the resulting string data is validated.
Changed in 3.0:  The arguments in args are now forwarded to reduce copying.
| Signature | 
|---|
| ST::string ST::format_latin_1(const char *fmt_str, args_T ...args) template <typename... args_T> ST::string ST::format_latin_1(const char *fmt_str, args_T &&...args) | 
Creates a formatted ST::string object with the specified formatting and data. This function assumes Latin-1 data, which means that no validation is done on the input.
Changed in 3.0:  The arguments in args are now forwarded to reduce copying.
using namespace ST::literals;| Signature | 
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| opaque-type operator"" _stfmt(const char *fmt_str, size_t size) | 
User-defined literal operator to invoke ST::format on a literal string.
The returned object is opaque, but provides an operator() overload to
conveniently invoke ST::format.
auto str = "The answer is {}"_stfmt(42);
// Equivalent to:
auto str = ST::format("The answer is {}", 42);Since: string_theory 3.0.