Searched refs:parse (Results 1 – 5 of 5) sorted by relevance
172 template<typename K> bool parse(K& dest, const std::string& s) in parse() function177 template<> bool parse<guid>(guid& g, const std::string& s) in parse() function179 return g.parse(s); in parse()203 if (!parse<K>(data.key(), keyStr)) { in parseMaskedItems()214 if (!parse<K>(data.mask(), maskStr)) { in parseMaskedItems()238 if (!parse(entry->m_file, file)) { in parseMaskedItems()249 if (!parse(entry->m_line, line)) { in parseMaskedItems()278 bool guid::parse(const std::string& str) in parse() function in guid
53 fmtscanner::parse(const std::string& fmt, Args& args) in parse() function in fmtscanner318 if ((parseResult = _scanner.parse(fmt, _args)) != fmtscanner::OK) { in format()
71 if (!parse(f)) { in guid()85 bool parse(const std::string& fmt);
140 uint32_t parse(const std::string& fmt, Args& args);
277 # Doxygen will parse them like normal C++ but will assume all classes use public1540 # and Perl will parse it just the same.
