Some information: I've only tried this on Linux I've tried both with GCC (7.2.0) and Clang (3.8.1) It requires C++11 or higher to my understanding What happens when I run it I get the expected...

I want to write a std::wstring onto a file and need to read that content as std:wstring. This is happening as expected when the string as L"<Any English letter>". But the problem is happening...

In the book “Effective STL” by Scott Meyers, there is a nice example of reading an entire text file into a std::string object: std::string sData; /*** Open the file for reading, binary mode ***/...

I am trying this: std::wstringstream wstrStream; std::wifstream wifStream(str.c_str()); wifStream >> wstrStream; but I got this compilation error: error C2664: 'std::basic_istream<_El...

When I read a text file to a wide character string (std::wstring) using an wifstream, does the stream implementation support different encodings - i.e. can it be used to read e.g. ASCII, UTF-8, and...