how to reuse stringstream

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resetting a stringstream

How do you clear a stringstream variable?

        std::ifstream file( szFIleName_p )         


        
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  • 2021-01-03 22:34

    You didn't clear() the stream after calling str(""). Take another look at this answer, it also explains why you should reset using str(std::string()). And in your case, you could also reset the contents using only str(szLine).

    If you don't call clear(), the flags of the stream (like eof) wont be reset, resulting in surprising behaviour ;)

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  • 2021-01-03 22:35

    If you have the stream in a class member, use unique_ptr<stringstream>, then just reset(new stringstream(...)) to reuse it.

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  • 2021-01-03 22:36

    ss is stringstream. Use

    • first step: ss.clear();
    • second step: ss.str("");

    to reuse the stringstream -- completely clear the string stream.

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  • 2021-01-03 22:40

    In most cases, it is easier to create a new istringstream or ostringstream instead of resetting the same ones.

    However, if you do want to resent them:

    • Resent flags of the stream (to avoid unexpected behavior) using clear ().

    • While you can correct the contents of your stringstream using str (""), for efficiency purposes we might prefer str(std::string()).

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  • 2021-01-03 22:41

    It depends what you're doing with it. It's generally easier to just create a new istringstream or ostringstream. To "reset" a stream, you have to clear its buffer, clear any error flags, reset any formatting flags, plus the precision and fill, reimbue it with the original locale, and not forget any extended formatting information generated with a value returned from xalloc. In sum, impossible to get correct.

    And while I'm at it, your loop is wrong, and will probably result in the last line being processed twice. file.eof() only has a usable meaning after the input has failed (and even then, it's not 100% reliable). What you want is:

    std::string line;
    while ( std::getline( file, line ) ) {
        if ( !line.empty() ) {
            std::istringstream buffer( line );
            //  ...
        }
    }
    

    (Actually, you probably want to trim trailing white space from the line before the test for empty.)

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  • 2021-01-03 22:41

    Imagine a config file.

    par1=11
    par2=22
    

    codes:

    std::string line, strpar1, strpar2;
    int par1, par2;
    std::ifstream configfile("config.cfg");
    
    std::getline(configfile, line);    // first line to variable "line"
    std::istringstream sline(line);
    while (std::getline(sline, strpar1, '='));
    par1 = std::stoi(strpar1);  // par1 get 11
    
    bool b = sline.eof(); // true
    
    std::getline(configfile, line);    // second line to variable "line"
    sline.clear();    //
    sline.str(line);    // reuse "sline"
    
    b = sline.good();  // true  // goodbit is zero, indicating that none of the other bits is set.
    b = sine.fail();  // false
    b = sline.bad();  // false
    b = sline.eof(); // false
    
    while (std::getline(sline, strpar2, '='));
    par2 = std::stoi(strpar2);  // par2 get 22
    

    goodbit is zero, indicating that none of the other bits is set

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