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#include <typeinf.hpp>
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| int | ptvf |
| int | radix |
| | number representation (8,10,16)
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| int | max_length |
| | max length of the formatted text (0 means no limit) should be used to format huge arrays for the screen, we cannot display the whole array anyway if this limit is hit, the function returns false and qerrno is set to eMaxLengthExceeded
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| int | arrbase |
| | for arrays: the first element of array to print
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| int | arrnelems |
| | for arrays: number of elements to print
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| int | margin |
| | length of one line (0 means to print everything on one line) if an item cannot be printed in a shorter way, some output lines can be considerably longer 1 means each item on its own line
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| int | indent |
| | how many spaces to use to indent nested structures/arrays
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◆ format_data_info_t()
| format_data_info_t::format_data_info_t |
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◆ ptvf
| int format_data_info_t::ptvf |
◆ radix
| int format_data_info_t::radix |
number representation (8,10,16)
◆ max_length
| int format_data_info_t::max_length |
max length of the formatted text (0 means no limit) should be used to format huge arrays for the screen, we cannot display the whole array anyway if this limit is hit, the function returns false and qerrno is set to eMaxLengthExceeded
◆ arrbase
| int format_data_info_t::arrbase |
for arrays: the first element of array to print
◆ arrnelems
| int format_data_info_t::arrnelems |
for arrays: number of elements to print
◆ margin
| int format_data_info_t::margin |
length of one line (0 means to print everything on one line) if an item cannot be printed in a shorter way, some output lines can be considerably longer 1 means each item on its own line
◆ indent
| int format_data_info_t::indent |
how many spaces to use to indent nested structures/arrays
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