std::basic_filebuf::open
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| std::basic_filebuf<CharT, Traits>* open( const char* s, std::ios_base::openmode mode )
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| std::basic_filebuf<CharT, Traits>* open( const std::string& str, std::ios_base::openmode mode )
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Opens the file with the given name - either s or str.c_str().
The file is opened as if by calling std::fopen(s, modestring), where modestring is determined as follows:
| modestring | openmode & ~ate |
| "r" | in
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| "w" | out, out|trunc
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| "a" | app, out|app
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| "r+" | out|in |
| "w+" | out|in|trunc |
| "a+" | out|in|app, in|app |
| "rb" | binary|in |
| "wb" | binary|out, binary|out|trunc |
| "ab" | binary|app, binary|out|app |
| "r+b" | binary|out|in |
| "w+b" | binary|out|in|trunc |
| "a+b" | binary|out|in|app, binary|in|app |
If openmode is not one of the modes listed, the open() fails.
If the open operation succeeds and openmode & std::ios_base::ate != 0 (the ate bit is set), repositions the file position to the end of file, as if by calling std::fseek(file, 0, SEEK_END). If the repositioning fails, calls close() and returns a null pointer to indicate failure.
If the associated file was already open, returns a null pointer right away.
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[edit] Parameters
| s, str | - | the file name to open |
| openmode | - | the file opening mode, a binary OR of the std::ios_base modes |
[edit] Return value
this on success, a null pointer on failure.
[edit] Notes
open() is typically called through the constructor or the open() member function of std::basic_fstream.
[edit] Example
| This section is incomplete Reason: no example |
[edit] See also
| checks if the associated file is open (public member function) |
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| flushes the put area buffer and closes the associated file (public member function) |