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Why I can not get the same string after using `seekg`?

score 64 · Answer 1 · 2023-06-13T01:18:50.243000

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Why I can not get the same string after using `seekg`?

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why the function tellg() does not return the good result?

131 views Asked by recoba78 At 03 January 2020 at 19:36

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Why I can not use seekg(0, ifstream::end) when I open a linux system file as ifstream

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Why I can not get the same string after using `seekg`?

tellg returning negative value after using getline and seekg

seekg() before each .get() call VS seekg() before for loop

Looping with seekg() is not behaving as expected

seek from end of a istringstream fails

seekg() seeminlgy skipping characters past intended position C++

seekg after reading to the end of the file

Several input streams vs one input stream with seekg

reading and writing to a file with fstream

Problem in using seekg() to read file in C++

why does a blank line occupy to two bytes?

After writing binary file and reading a record (an object) from the binary file, enum type last attribute of the record is NULL ( default value)

Split ifstream in n streams?

how can i use file.get(char ) after getline()?

why the function tellg() does not return the good result?

Why I can not use seekg(0, ifstream::end) when I open a linux system file as ifstream

Cant understand how to use seekg tellg to achieve the following result

changing the order of the data inside of a file using seekg, tellg function

Fast accessing file position in ifs() C++

Seekg not behaving as expected

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