C++ concepts: FormattedInputFunction

Requirements

A FormattedInputFunction is a stream input function that performs the following:

• Constructs an object of type basic_istream::sentry with automatic storage duration and with the noskipws argument set to false, which performs the following
• if eofbit or badbit are set on the input stream, sets the failbit as well, and if exceptions on failbit are enabled in this input stream's exception mask, throws ios_base::failure.
• flushes the tie()'d output stream, if applicable
• if ios_base::skipws flag is set on this input stream, extracts and discards characters from the input stream until one of the following becomes true:
• the next available character on the input stream is not a whitespace character, as tested by the std::ctype facet of the locale currently imbued in this input stream. The non-whitespace character is not extracted.
• the end of the stream is reached, in which case failbit and eofbit are set and if the stream is on for exceptions on one of these bits, ios_base::failure is thrown.
• Checks the status of the sentry by calling sentry::operator bool(), which is equivalent to basic_ios::good.
• If the sentry returned false or sentry's constructor threw an exception, no input takes place
• If the sentry returned true, performs the input as if by calling rdbuf()->sbumpc() or rdbuf()->sgetc().
• if the end of the stream is reached (the call to rdbuf()->sbumpc() or rdbuf()->sgetc() returns Traits::eof(), sets eofbit. If exceptions on eofbit are enabled in this stream's exception mask, throws ios_base::failure.
• if an exception is thrown during input, sets badbit in the input stream. If exceptions on badbit are enabled in this stream's exception mask, the exception is also rethrown.
• If no exception was thrown, returns *this.
• In any event, whether terminating by exception or returning, the sentry's destructor is called before leaving this function.

Standard library

The following standard library functions are FormattedInputFunctions.

• basic_istream::operator>>(int, long, double, void*, bool)
• operator>>(std::basic_istream, char&)
• operator>>(std::basic_istream, char*)
• operator>>(std::basic_istream, std::bitset)
• operator>>(std::basic_istream, std::string)
• operator>>, when called on the return value of std::get_money