Problem with ostringstream and copy constructor [duplicate]

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Compiling class T fails with Visual C++ and GCC producing iostreams template errors. Here is the code:

#include <sstream>

class T
{
  static T copy;

  std::ostringstream log;

  T()            {}
  T(const T& t)  {log  = t.log;}
  ~T()           {copy = *this;}
};

T T::copy;

Changing log data member type to string makes it compile and run OK. Is this a legitimate behavior?

回答1:

Copy constructor and copy-assignment of any stream class in C++ has been made private. That means, you cannot make copy of std::ostringstream object:

std::ostringstream ss;

std::ostringstream ss1(ss); //not allowed - copy-constructor is private
ss1=ss; //not allowed - copy-assignment is private

回答2:

std::ostringstream is not copyable that's why you are getting error. See this answer for more details to know how you can overcome this problem.

T(const T& t)  {log << t.log.rdbuf(); }

回答3:

I think ostringstream has no overloaded assignment(=) operator.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7049770/problem-with-ostringstream-and-copy-constructor