Summary:
In this tutorial, Bjorn and Matthew show the proper use of
std::stringstream, and extol the virtues of making your classes streamable.
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Most recent reply: June 2, 2005 10:39 AM by
Bjorn
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In this tutorial, Bjorn and Matthew show the proper use of std::stringstream, and extol the virtues of making your classes streamable. http://www.artima.com/cppsource/streamstrings.html
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There is a mistake in the URL for reference 6 - there should be no space before the n in wilson.
An interesting article and something I would like to work on as our current code uses scanf and printf for ascii file i/o.
Looking forward to more information on istringstream and especially techniques for implementing operator>> for classes.
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Hello Dan,
> There is a mistake in the URL for reference 6 - there
> should be no space before the n in wilson.
Thanks for spotting that one!
> An interesting article and something I would like to work
> on as our current code uses scanf and printf for ascii
> file i/o.
Sounds like a good idea. The IOStreams library is very powerful, yet sadly underused.
> Looking forward to more information on istringstream and
> especially techniques for implementing operator>> for
> classes.
We'll do our best!
Cheers,
Bjorn
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