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public member function

<ios> <iostream>

basic_ostream<char_type,traits_type>* tie() const;

basic_ostream<char_type,traits_type>* tie (basic_ostream<char_type,traits_type>* tiestr);

Get/set tied stream

The second form (2) ties the object to tiestr and returns a pointer to the stream tied before the call, if any.

The tied stream is an output stream object which is flushed before each i/o operation in this stream object.

By default,

is tied to

, and

to

. Library implementations may tie other standard streams on initialization.

By default, the standard narrow streams

and

are tied to

, and their wide character counterparts (

and

) to

. Library implementations may also tie

and

.

tiestr

An output stream object.
char_type and traits_type are member types defined as aliases of the first and second class template parameters, respectively (see basic_ios types).

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// redefine tied object
#include <iostream>     // std::ostream, std::cout, std::cin
#include <fstream>      // std::ofstream

int main () {
  std::ostream *prevstr;
  std::ofstream ofs;
  ofs.open ("test.txt");

  std::cout << "tie example:\n";

  *std::cin.tie() << "This is inserted into cout";
  prevstr = std::cin.tie (&ofs);
  *std::cin.tie() << "This is inserted into the file";
  std::cin.tie (prevstr);

  ofs.close();

  return 0;
}

tie example:
This is inserted into cout

basic_ios::rdbuf

Get/set stream buffer (public member function)

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