std::formatter<std::stacktrace_entry>

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Defined in header`<stacktrace>`
template<> struct formatter<std::stacktrace_entry>;		(since C++23)

The template specialization ofstd::formatter forstd::stacktrace_entry allows users to convert a stacktrace entry object to string usingformatting functions such asstd::format.

The syntax of format specifications is:


fill-and-align (optional)width (optional)

fill-and-align andwidth have the same meaning as instandard format specification.

The formatted output matches the result ofto_string, adjusted as appropriate for the format specifiers.

This section is incomplete
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formatter (C++20)	defines formatting rules for a given type (class template)[edit]
print (C++23)	prints tostdout or a file stream usingformatted representation of the arguments (function template)[edit]