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boost::locale::basic_message< CharType > Class Template Reference
[Message Formatting (translation)]

This class represents a message that can be converted to a specific locale message. More...

#include <boost/locale/message.hpp>

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Public Types

typedef CharType char_type
 The character this message object is used with.
typedef std::basic_string
< char_type
string_type
 The string type this object can be used with.
typedef message_format< char_typefacet_type
 The type of the facet the messages are fetched with.

Public Member Functions

 basic_message ()
 basic_message (char_type const *id)
 basic_message (char_type const *single, char_type const *plural, int n)
 basic_message (char_type const *context, char_type const *id)
 basic_message (char_type const *context, char_type const *single, char_type const *plural, int n)
 basic_message (string_type const &id)
 basic_message (string_type const &single, string_type const &plural, int number)
 basic_message (string_type const &context, string_type const &id)
 basic_message (string_type const &context, string_type const &single, string_type const &plural, int number)
 basic_message (basic_message const &other)
basic_message const & operator= (basic_message const &other)
void swap (basic_message &other)
 operator string_type () const
string_type str () const
string_type str (std::locale const &locale) const
string_type str (std::locale const &locale, std::string const &domain_id) const
string_type str (std::string const &domain_id) const
string_type str (std::locale const &loc, int id) const
void write (std::basic_ostream< char_type > &out) const

Detailed Description

template<typename CharType>
class boost::locale::basic_message< CharType >

This class represents a message that can be converted to a specific locale message.

It holds the original ASCII string that is queried in the dictionary when converting to the output string. The created string may be UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-32 or other 8-bit encoded string according to the target character type and locale encoding.


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