An basic_istream is a stream which can be read. More...
#include <rtt/os/rtstreams.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for RTT::os::basic_istreams:
Public Types | |
| typedef streambufs::streamsize | streamsize |
Public Member Functions | |
| basic_istreams (streambufs &s) | |
| int | get () |
| basic_istreams & | get (char &c) |
| basic_istreams & | get (char *c, streamsize n, char delim) |
| basic_istreams & | get (char *c, char delim) |
| basic_istreams & | read (char *c, streamsize n) |
| streamsize | readsome (char *c, streamsize n) |
| basic_istreams & | operator>> (int &i) |
| basic_istreams & | operator>> (char &c) |
| basic_istreams & | operator>> (double &f) |
| basic_istreams & | operator>> (std::string &s) |
| basic_istreams & | operator>> (unsigned int &u) |
Detailed Description
An basic_istream is a stream which can be read.
Write operations will have no effect.
Each part that is read from the string is discared, so no seeking is possible. The problem is otherwise that the string in iostreams would grow unlimited.
Definition at line 113 of file rtstreams.hpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- rtt/os/rtstreams.hpp
- rtt/os/rtstreams.cpp
