linux从键盘输入文件名,将文件名从linux中的标准输入管道化为c ++(Piping filename from standard input in linux into c++)...

I want to be able to write a line in a terminal (as below) that takes a text file in the same directory and inputs its name into an executable file.

cat fileName | executable

I want to be able to read the fileName into c++ code. I already have a code that accesses the lines and reads through the file, it is just receiving fileName from the standard input.

Is there a line of code or a function to read the fileName into a c++ program and store it as a string? I am currently using the below code to read through each line of the text file.

ifstream myfile;

myfile.open(fileName.c_str());

if( myfile.is_open() )

{

while ( getline (myfile ,line) )

{

......

}

}