Robert Heller
Reputation: 19
Is it possible to pass std::cin to a function wanting an iostream?
I am using a library that has a function taking an iostream for a data stream, but I want to pass std::cin. It apparently is not possible to pass an istream to an iostream, but is there way around this? Some way to create an iostream from stdin (eg re-opening stdin)?
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