Inheritance diagram for orcus::csv::parser_base:

Protected Member Functions
	parser_base (std::string_view content, const parser_config &config)
bool	is_blank (char c) const
bool	is_delim (char c) const
bool	is_text_qualifier (char c) const
void	skip_blanks ()
Protected Member Functions inherited from orcus::parser_base
	parser_base (const char *p, size_t n)
void	set_numeric_parser (const numeric_parser_type &func)
bool	has_char () const
bool	has_next () const
void	next (size_t inc=1)
void	prev (size_t dec=1)
char	cur_char () const
char	peek_char (std::size_t offset=1) const
std::string_view	peek_chars (std::size_t length) const
void	skip_bom ()
void	skip (std::string_view chars_to_skip)
void	skip_space_and_control ()
bool	parse_expected (std::string_view expected)
double	parse_double ()
size_t	remaining_size () const
size_t	available_size () const
std::ptrdiff_t	offset () const

Protected Attributes
const csv::parser_config &	m_config
cell_buffer	m_cell_buf
Protected Attributes inherited from orcus::parser_base
const char *const	mp_begin
const char *	mp_char
const char *	mp_end

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Types inherited from orcus::parser_base
using	numeric_parser_type = std::function<const char(const char, const char*, double&)>

Member Function Documentation

◆ is_blank()

bool orcus::csv::parser_base::is_blank ( char c ) const

protected

This is different from the global 'is_blank' in that it doesn't treat linefeed and carriage return characters as non-blanks.