Stores a set of parameters controlling the way matrices are printed. More...
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IOFormat (int _precision=StreamPrecision, int _flags=0, const std::string &_coeffSeparator=" ", const std::string &_rowSeparator="\n", const std::string &_rowPrefix="", const std::string &_rowSuffix="", const std::string &_matPrefix="", const std::string &_matSuffix="", const char _fill=' ') | |
Public Attributes | |
std::string | coeffSeparator |
char | fill |
int | flags |
std::string | matPrefix |
std::string | matSuffix |
int | precision |
std::string | rowPrefix |
std::string | rowSeparator |
std::string | rowSpacer |
std::string | rowSuffix |
Stores a set of parameters controlling the way matrices are printed.
List of available parameters:
StreamPrecision
and FullPrecision
. The default is the special value StreamPrecision
which means to use the stream's own precision setting, as set for instance using cout.precision(3)
. The other special value FullPrecision
means that the number of digits will be computed to match the full precision of each floating-point type.DontAlignCols
which allows to disable the alignment of columns, resulting in faster code.Example:
Output:
1.11 2 3.33 4 5 6 7 8.89 9 ---------------------------------------- << 1.11, 2, 3.33, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.89, 9; ---------------------------------------- [1.111, 2, 3.333] [ 4, 5, 6] [ 7, 8.889, 9] ---------------------------------------- [1.11, 2, 3.33; 4, 5, 6; 7, 8.89, 9] ---------------------------------------- [[1.111111, 2, 3.33333]; [ 4, 5, 6]; [ 7, 8.888888, 9]] ----------------------------------------
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Default constructor, see class IOFormat for the meaning of the parameters
Definition at line 56 of file IO.h.