/** * PANDA 3D SOFTWARE * Copyright (c) Carnegie Mellon University. All rights reserved. * * All use of this software is subject to the terms of the revised BSD * license. You should have received a copy of this license along * with this source code in a file named "LICENSE." * * @file fakestringstream.h * @author cary * @date 1999-02-04 */ #ifndef FAKESTRINGSTREAM_H #define FAKESTRINGSTREAM_H #include #include #include class fake_istream_buffer { public: fake_istream_buffer() { _len = 0; _str = ""; } fake_istream_buffer(const std::string &source) { _len = source.length(); if (_len == 0) { _str = ""; } else { _str = new char[_len]; memcpy(_str, source.data(), _len); } } ~fake_istream_buffer() { if (_len != 0) { delete[] _str; } } int _len; char *_str; }; class std::istringstream : public fake_istream_buffer, public istrstream { public: std::istringstream(const std::string &input) : fake_istream_buffer(input), istrstream(_str, _len) { } }; class std::ostringstream : public ostrstream { public: std::string str() { // We must capture the length before we take the str(). int length = pcount(); char *s = ostrstream::str(); std::string result(s, length); delete[] s; return result; } }; class stringstream : public fake_istream_buffer, public strstream { public: stringstream() : strstream() { _owns_str = true; } std::stringstream(const std::string &input) : fake_istream_buffer(input), strstream(_str, _len, std::ios::in) { _owns_str = false; } // str() doesn't seem to compile cross-platform too reliably--Irix doesn't // define pcount() for some reason. On the other hand, why are you calling // str() on a stringstream? Just use an ostringstream. /* string str() { int length = pcount(); char *s = strstream::str(); string result(s, length); if (_owns_str) { delete[] s; } return result; } */ private: bool _owns_str; }; #endif