utx::print_tuples

utx::print_tuples is a very simple and convenient c++ template function to print all elements of std::tuple or many tuples.

template <utx::kspt::printable_tuple ... TTL>
inline void print_tuples(const TTL & ... tuples);

Include

#include <utxcpp/core.hpp>

Notice

	Note
It separates each element by a space. It separates each tuple by a newline character. It prints a newline character at the end. concept requirements: Every tuple must satisfy utx::kspt::printable_tuple, otherwise the tuple can not be printed by utx::print_tuples. For example, a tuple contains utx::pest can not be printed by it. Every element of every tuple must satisfy utx::kspt::printable. Basic printable types satisfy utx::kspt::printable. Non-basic types must implement operator<< to satisfy utx::kspt::printable.

Note

It separates each element by a space.
It separates each tuple by a newline character.
It prints a newline character at the end.
concept requirements:
- Every tuple must satisfy utx::kspt::printable_tuple, otherwise the tuple can not be printed by utx::print_tuples. For example, a tuple contains utx::pest can not be printed by it.
- Every element of every tuple must satisfy utx::kspt::printable.
- Basic printable types satisfy utx::kspt::printable.
- Non-basic types must implement operator<< to satisfy utx::kspt::printable.

Example

#include <utxcpp/core.hpp>
#include <tuple>

using namespace utx::string_literals;

int main()
{
	auto t1 = std::make_tuple(123, "utxcpp"_us, true, "c++"s, 3.4);
	auto t2 = std::make_tuple(12, 3, 4, "go", false);
	auto t3 = std::make_tuple('K', 2, 3, 4, 1);

	utx::print_tuples(t1, t2, t3);
}