How to call functions from parent class in C++? [duplicate]

TL;DR

I have a class in which some function names conflict with the parent class's function. How to call functions from the parent class in C++?

My problem

I'm trying to make a class with stream functionality. So, I inherited my class from std::basic_iostream . But my class has many functions which conflict with the base class. So, I defined a dedicated class for stream and a function within the main class which will return the stream object. I implemented the constructor of the main class such way so it will create stream objects on object creation. My code was like this:

class mystream : public std::basic_iostream<char> {
    ...
};

class myclass {
    protected:
        mystream* stream;
    public:
        myclass() {
            stream = new mystream(args);
        }
        mystream& io() {
            return (*stream);
        }
};

What I'm trying to do now

It works great when I access the stream with io member, but I want to use << and >> operator without calling io member and any member function of mystream with io member. Now I have to access stream like this:

myclass object;
object.io() << "Some output";
object.io().flush();

But I want to access << and >> operators directly from object and any member of mystream by io function, like this:

myclass object;
object << "Some output";
object.io().flush();

What I tried

I tried to add this to my class, but it misbehaves and can't handle IO manipulators like std::endl :

template <typename type>
std::ostream& operator << (type data) {
    return ((*stream) << data);
}
template <typename type>
std::istream& operator >> (type &data) {
    return ((*stream) >> data);
}