imemorystream is a stream that wraps a std::span of const std::byte and provides a compatible interface with std::istream. More...
#include <memorystream.h>
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| imemorystream (std::span< const std::byte > source) | |
| Construct a new imemorystream object. More... | |
Detailed Description
imemorystream is a stream that wraps a std::span of const std::byte and provides a compatible interface with std::istream.
C++20 introduced std::span, which is a utility class that provides a way to access a contiguous sequence of elements. imemorystream is a stream that wraps std::span<const std::byte> and provides a compatible interface with std::istream.
Unlike std::istringstream, imemorystream does not make a copy of the underlying data. It uses a std::span to provide a way to access the data.
There are several alternatives to using imemorystream, such as std::istringstream, but they have a few limitations:
- std::istringstream requires a copy of the data.
- std::istrstream is deprecated in C++11 and removed in C++26.
- std::ispanstream but it requires C++23
imemorystream is a drop-in replacement for std::istrstream and is compatible with C++20 and later.
Definition at line 112 of file memorystream.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ imemorystream()
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Construct a new imemorystream object.
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source The source data to be used by the stream.
Definition at line 120 of file memorystream.h.
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