std::streamoff
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Defined in header <ios>
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The type std::streamoff
is an implementation-defined signed integral (since C++11) type of sufficient size to represent the maximum possible file size supported by the operating system. Typically, this is an alias for long long. (since C++11)
It is used to represent offsets from stream positions (values of type std::fpos). A std::streamoff
value constructed from -1 is also used to represent error conditions by some of the I/O library functions.
Relationship with std::fpos
- the difference between two std::fpos objects is a value of type
std::streamoff
- a value of type
std::streamoff
may be added or subtracted from std::fpos yielding a different std::fpos.
- a value of type std::fpos is implicitly convertible to
std::streamoff
(the conversion result is the offset from the beginning of the file).
- a value of type std::fpos is constructible from a value of type
std::streamoff
See also
represents absolute position in a stream or a file (class template) | |
sets the input position indicator (public member function of std::basic_istream<CharT,Traits> ) | |
sets the output position indicator (public member function of std::basic_ostream<CharT,Traits> ) |