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FEB HALF TERM IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER

Don’t worry, it is business as usual in most areas.

Your favourite Holiday Camp will run at our six awesome sites in London and Birmingham.

We’re back from the 18th in Hampstead, Islington, Brockley, Greenwich, Tooting and Harborne.

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Winter is always a quieter period for us. This year we are changing the way we run the office. Pete and Paige have handed over to Amy and Dan, and have signed off for 2018 with our best October Half Term ever. We’d like to thank them again for their incredible work and we look forward to their return in Spring!

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THANK YOU

As always, thank you to everyone involved. We can’t do this without you, our amazing team members and childcare professionals, and of course wonderful mums, dads, granddads, grannies, carers and their mini maestros we so love to see at each event.

Our Holiday Camps for children aged 4-11 are running 18th Feb for 5 days with half days from £20. If you’d like to find out more give us a call on 0121 296 9204 or take a look at our Holiday Camps page.

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getline
stod
stof
stoi
stol
stold
stoll
stoul
stoull
swap
to_string
to_wstring

getline

Extract strings from the input stream line-by-line.

Parameters

in_stream
The input stream from which a string is to be extracted.

str
The string into which are read the characters from the input stream.

delimiter
The line delimiter.

Return Value

The input stream in_stream.

Remarks

The pair of function signatures marked (1) extract characters from in_stream until delimiter is found, storing them in str.

The pair of function signatures marked (2) use newline as the default line delimiter and behave as getline(in_stream, str, in_stream. widen('n')).

The second function of each pair is an analog to the first one to support rvalue references.

Extraction stops when one of the following occurs:

At end of file, in which case the internal state flag of in_stream is set to ios_base::eofbit.
After the function extracts an element that compares equal to delimiter. The element doesn't get put back or appended to the controlled sequence.
After the function extracts str.max_size elements. The internal state flag of in_stream is set to ios_base::failbit.
Some other error other than the ones previously listed; the internal state flag of in_stream is set to ios_base::badbit.

For information about internal state flags, see ios_base::iostate.

If the function extracts no elements, the internal state flag of in_stream is set to ios_base::failbit. In any case, getline returns in_stream.

If an exception is thrown, in_stream and str are left in a valid state.

Example

The following code demonstrates getline() in two modes: first with the default delimiter (newline) and second with a whitespace as delimiter. The end-of-file character (CTRL-Z on the keyboard) is used to control termination of the while loops. This value sets the internal state flag of cin to eofbit, which must be cleared with basic_ios::clear() before the second while loop will work properly.

stod

Converts a character sequence to a double.

Parameters

str
The character sequence to be converted.

idx
The index value of the first unconverted character.

Return Value

The double value.

Remarks

The function converts the sequence of elements in str to a value of type double as if by calling strtod( str.c_str(), _Eptr), where _Eptr is an object internal to the function. If str.c_str() *_Eptr, it throws an object of type invalid_argument. If such a call would set errno, it throws an object of type out_of_range. Otherwise, if idx isn't a null pointer, the function stores *_Eptr - str.c_str() in *idx and returns the value.

stof

Converts a character sequence to a float.

Parameters

str
The character sequence to be converted.

idx
The index value of the first unconverted character.

Return Value

The float value.

Remarks

The function converts the sequence of elements in str to a value of type float as if by calling strtof( str.c_str(), _Eptr), where _Eptr is an object internal to the function. If str.c_str() *_Eptr, it throws an object of type invalid_argument. If such a call would set errno, it throws an object of type out_of_range. Otherwise, if idx isn't a null pointer, the function stores *_Eptr - str.c_str() in *idx and returns the value.

stoi

Converts a character sequence to an integer.

Return Value

The integer value.

Parameters

str
The character sequence to be converted.

idx
The index value of the first unconverted character.

base
The number base to use.

Remarks

The function stoi converts the sequence of characters in str to a value of type int and returns the value. For example, when passed a character sequence '10', the value returned by stoi is the integer 10.

stoi behaves similarly to the function strtol for single-byte characters when it's called in the manner strtol( str.c_str(), _Eptr, idx), where _Eptr is an object internal to the function; or wcstol for wide characters, when it's called in similar manner, wcstol(Str.c_str(), _Eptr, idx). For more information, see strtol, wcstol, _strtol_l, _wcstol_l.

If str.c_str() *_Eptr, stoi throws an object of type invalid_argument. If such a call would set errno, or if the returned value can't be represented as an object of type int, it throws an object of type out_of_range. Otherwise, if idx isn't a null pointer, the function stores *_Eptr - str.c_str() in *idx.

stol

Converts a character sequence to a long.

Parameters

str
The character sequence to be converted.

idx
The index value of the first unconverted character.

base
The number base to use.

Return Value

The long-integer value.

Remarks

The function converts the sequence of elements in str to a value of type long as if by calling strtol( str.c_str(), _Eptr, idx), where _Eptr is an object internal to the function. If str.c_str() *_Eptr, it throws an object of type invalid_argument. If such a call would set errno, it throws an object of type out_of_range. Otherwise, if idx isn't a null pointer, the function stores *_Eptr - str.c_str() in *idx and returns the value.

stold

Converts a character sequence to a long double.

Parameters

str
The character sequence to be converted.

idx
The index value of the first unconverted character.

Return Value

The long double value.

Remarks

The function converts the sequence of elements in str to a value of type long double as if by calling strtold( str.c_str(), _Eptr), where _Eptr is an object internal to the function. If str.c_str() *_Eptr, it throws an object of type invalid_argument. If such a call would set errno, it throws an object of type out_of_range. Otherwise, if idx isn't a null pointer, the function stores *_Eptr - str.c_str() in *idx and returns the value.

stoll

Converts a character sequence to a long long.

Parameters

str
The character sequence to be converted.

idx
The index value of the first unconverted character.

base
The number base to use.

Return Value

The long long value.

Remarks

The function converts the sequence of elements in str to a value of type long long as if by calling strtoll( str.c_str(), _Eptr, idx), where _Eptr is an object internal to the function. If str.c_str() *_Eptr, it throws an object of type invalid_argument. If such a call would set errno, it throws an object of type out_of_range. Otherwise, if idx isn't a null pointer, the function stores *_Eptr - str.c_str() in *idx and returns the value.

stoul

Converts a character sequence to an unsigned long.

Parameters

str
The character sequence to be converted.

idx
The index value of the first unconverted character.

base
The number base to use.

Return Value

The unsigned long-integer value.

Remarks

The function converts the sequence of elements in str to a value of type unsigned long as if by calling strtoul( str.c_str(), _Eptr, idx), where _Eptr is an object internal to the function. If str.c_str() *_Eptr, it throws an object of type invalid_argument. If such a call would set errno, it throws an object of type out_of_range. Otherwise, if idx isn't a null pointer, the function stores *_Eptr - str.c_str() in *idx and returns the value.

stoull

Converts a character sequence to an unsigned long long.

Parameters

str
The character sequence to be converted.

idx
The index value of the first unconverted character.

base
The number base to use.

Return Value

The unsigned long long value.

Remarks

The function converts the sequence of elements in str to a value of type unsigned long long as if by calling strtoull( str.c_str(), _Eptr, idx), where _Eptr is an object internal to the function. If str.c_str() *_Eptr, it throws an object of type invalid_argument. If such a call would set errno, it throws an object of type out_of_range. Otherwise, if idx isn't a null pointer, the function stores *_Eptr - str.c_str() in *idx and returns the value.

swap

Exchanges the arrays of characters of two strings.

Parameters

left
One string whose elements are to be swapped with the elements of another string.

right
The other string whose elements are to be swapped with the first string.

Remarks

The template function executes the specialized member function left.swap(right) for strings, which guarantees constant complexity.

Example

to_string

Converts a value to a string.