Re: I got a strange error message when using fstream!
Wader wrote:
#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;
class MyObj {
public:
int data;
ifstream in;
};
typedef std::vector<MyObj> MyObjVector;
int main(int arc, char* argv[]) {
MyObjVector myVector;
MyObj obj;
obj.data = 10;
obj.in.open("test.txt");
myVector.push_back(obj);
}
In the code above, I want to use a vector of class MyObj, which
have a ifstream object, but I got a message says that I can't
access the private memeber of ios_base, both in MinGW and Visual
C++, but if a commented the line
myVector.push_back(obj);
all thing is OK, can't any one help me!
You can't copy stream objects. Think about it - what does it mean to
make a copy of a file stream, does it create a new file, or what?
To stop you from doing this, one of the base classes of all the
streams has its copy constructor and assignment operator made private.
Bo Persson
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