Arne Goedeke wrote:
>Stephen R. van den Berg wrote:
>>> Stdio.FILE in;
>>> (in=Stdio.FILE())->assign(Stdio.FakeFile("foo\nbar\n"));
>> Stdio.File(): not open.
>Not sure what you expect it to do. Stdio.File operates on an fd,
>FakeFile does not have any. I think that assign is meant to be used for
>Stdio.File subclasses primarily.
Well, I'd like to have a FakeFile() with getchar(), gets() and unread().
So I thought, opening a Stdio.FILE() with a FakeFile() as source should
do the trick.
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Sincerely,
Stephen R. van den Berg.
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The remaining 10% of code accounts for the other 90% of development time.
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