Use C++ style stream to read and write data in Python
It supports:
- C++ style iostream
- C++ style stringstream
- C++ style fstream
- C++ style but only in this library:
bytesstream
voicestream (use voicestream_init(pyttsxn.init()) to initialize (n ∈ {blank, 2, 3, 4}))
only on Windows: keystream (use keystream_init() to initialize, use keybd >> var to read key and keybd << bytes to write chars)
Special thanks to:
- pyttsx4
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