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std::char_traits::assign

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void assign( CharT& r, CharT a );
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CharT* assign( CharT* p, std::size_t count, CharT a );
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Attribue un caractère .
Original:
Assigns a character.
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Affecte a caractère à r caractère .
Original:
Assigns character a to character r.
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Assigne a caractère de chaque caractère en caractères count dans la séquence de caractères pointée par p .
Original:
Assigns character a to each character in count characters in the character sequence pointed to by p.
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Paramètres

a -
caractère de la valeur à attribuer
Original:
character value to assign
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r -
caractère à attribuer à
Original:
character to assign to
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p -
pointeur sur une séquence de caractères à affecter
Original:
pointer to a character sequence to assign to
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count -
la longueur de la séquence de caractères
Original:
the length of the character sequence
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Retourne la valeur

1)
(Aucun)
Original:
(none)
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2) p

Exceptions

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noexcept specification:  
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noexcept
   (depuis C++11)
2)
(Aucun)
Original:
(none)
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Complexité

1)
Constant .
Original:
Constant.
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Linéaire dans count
Original:
Linear in count
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