std::getline

sam wrote:

Hi,

How can I use getline ignore the commandline arguments?

Your question makes no sense. getline doesn't have to do anything with
command line arguments. And if you want to ignore the command line
arguments, just don't do anything with them.

"sam" <sam++@--.com> wrote in message news:d6***********@news.hgc.com.hk...

Hi,

How can I use getline ignore the commandline arguments?

Thanks
Sam

Try it in English.

"sam" <sam++@--.com> wrote in message news:d6***********@news.hgc.com.hk...

Hi,

How can I use getline ignore the commandline arguments?

No special action is needed in order to ignore
command-line arguments. Simply ignore them.
You can have your 'main()' function refuse
to 'admit' that any exist, by not declaring
any:

int main()

Or if you do declare them:

int main(int argc, char **argv)

You can still 'ignore' them by not referring to
them (however in this case some compilers might
issue a warning).

-Mike

Rolf Magnus wrote:

sam wrote:

How can I use getline ignore the commandline arguments?
Your question makes no sense. getline doesn't have to do anything

with command line arguments. And if you want to ignore the command line
arguments, just don't do anything with them.

Maybe she confuses getline and getopt.