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Nat Goodspeed authored
When std::istream::good() returns false, presumably we can no longer rely on get() returning valid data. Certain streamtools tests were assuming that get() would return the empty string at EOF, but in fact it appears that it left the previous buffer contents unmodified.
Nat Goodspeed authoredWhen std::istream::good() returns false, presumably we can no longer rely on get() returning valid data. Certain streamtools tests were assuming that get() would return the empty string at EOF, but in fact it appears that it left the previous buffer contents unmodified.
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