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MySQL 9.6.0
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Experimental API header. More...
#include <concepts>#include <cstddef>#include <utility>#include "mysql/strconv/decode/parser.h"#include "mysql/strconv/decode/repeat.h"#include "mysql/utils/return_status.h"Go to the source code of this file.
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| class | mysql::strconv::Fluent_parser< Format_t > |
| Fluent API for parsing strings. More... | |
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| namespace | mysql |
| namespace | mysql::strconv |
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| enum class | mysql::strconv::Allow_repeated_separators { mysql::strconv::no , mysql::strconv::yes } |
Used in read_repeated_with_separators: if yes, the separator may be repeated more than once whenever it occurs. More... | |
| enum class | mysql::strconv::Leading_separators { mysql::strconv::no , mysql::strconv::yes , mysql::strconv::optional } |
Used in read_repeated_with_separators: if yes, the string must start with a separator; if no, the string must not start with a separator; if optional, the string may or may not start with a separator. More... | |
| enum class | mysql::strconv::Trailing_separators { mysql::strconv::no , mysql::strconv::yes , mysql::strconv::optional } |
Used in read_repeated_with_separators: if yes, the string must end with a separator; if no, the string must not end with a separator; if optional, the string may or may not end with a separator. More... | |
Experimental API header.