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Returned by calls to .row() on a CSV object (you'll never need instantiate manually), and only really interacted with using the operator<< and cell() calls. More...
#include <CSV.h>
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| using | BaseCSVType = CSVBase< Derived > |
| using | CSV = Derived |
| using | type = CSVRowProxy< Derived > |
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| CSVRowProxy (CSVRowProxy const &)=delete | |
| non-copyable | |
| CSVRowProxy & | operator= (CSVRowProxy const &)=delete |
| non-assignable | |
| CSVRowProxy (CSVRowProxy &&other) | |
| move constructible More... | |
| ~CSVRowProxy () | |
| Destructor - finalizes the row in the CSV object if we've got some data and haven't been moved-from. More... | |
| template<typename... CellArgs> | |
| void | add (Cell< CellArgs... > const &c) |
| Main function, used by the operator<< to add your cell to the row in progress. More... | |
Friends | |
| class | CSVBase< Derived > |
Returned by calls to .row() on a CSV object (you'll never need instantiate manually), and only really interacted with using the operator<< and cell() calls.
Intended only to survive a single statement, and for only one to be alive (for a given CSV object) at a time. You have been warned.
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move constructible
When moving, don't let the moved-from proxy perform finalization of this row.
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Main function, used by the operator<< to add your cell to the row in progress.
All the non-type-dependent stuff is pulled out into separate methods to let the compiler optionally reduce code size.
1.8.12