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Macro BOOST_VMD_IS_BEGIN_NUMBER

BOOST_VMD_IS_BEGIN_NUMBER — Tests whether a parameter begins with a number.

Synopsis

// In header: <boost/vmd/number.hpp>

BOOST_VMD_IS_BEGIN_NUMBER(...)

Description

... = One to three variadic parameters. These parameters are:

first = required, the macro parameter to test for a beginning number. second = optional, cnumber an optional digit from 1-5 indicating the maximum amount of consecutive numbers in the parameter. Specifying 1 is not necessary but allowed, as 1 is the default. The actual cnumber may be more than the amount of consecutive numbers which exist. The consecutive numbers must either end the parameter or have a set of parenthesis after them for the beginning number to be found.

OR

isequence an optional Boost PP sequence of 1-5 elements. The elements of the sequence are keys for possibly subsequent identifiers. The keys can be specified as either a single key or as a tuple of keys. The actual number of sequence elements may be more than the amount of consecutive identifiers which exist after the beginning number. The identifiers matching the keys must either end the parameter or have a set of parenthesis after them for the beginning number to be found.

third = optional, isequence if the second optional variadic parameter is a 'cnumber', the third parameter can be an 'isequence'. This allows the beginning number to be followed by one or more other numbers, and then followed by one or more identifiers.

returns = 1 if the param begins with a number, 0 if it does not.

The number if found must be in the range of numbers for the Boost preprocessor library, which is 0 to 256.


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