Reputation: 93
I am working with two pieces of code,
The first class uses an AAssetManager (Android NDK object) to read an "asset" and save it's contents to a single string. It then turns the string into a stringstream and parses it.
The second class parses type ifstream, which must be associated with a file.
Is there some way I can convert a string or stringstream into an ifstream so I don't have to change the entirety of one of these classes?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1211
Reputation: 2588
You can turn the ifstream
into an istream
. An ifstream
is simply a more specific form of an istream
. A stringstream
inherits from an istream
, so you can just pass the stringstream
directly. If this is not available to you, then you would store the string to a file, then reopen the file with an ifstream
, and pass that ifstream
to the second function.
Upvotes: 5