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Re: Predictably formated output with std::cout?

On Jul 7, 6:21*pm, r...@zedat.fu-berlin.de (Stefan Ram) wrote:
* Possibly, you can create a new ostream object associated with
* stdout and then use this with custom settings instead of cout.
That is as simple as -

std::ostream out(std::cout.rdbuf());

out << "state free formatted output";

Kind regards,
Vladimir
Jul 8 '08 #1
1 1974
Hi all,

thank you very much to everyone for your answers, they helped a lot!

The boost stream-state saver library sounds good, but I guess that the own ostream instance as
described by Vladimir and Ali, that is:

vo*****@gmail.com wrote:
std::ostream out(std::cout.rdbuf());
out << "state free formatted output";
is what I was looking for and fits my case best.

Many thanks for your help!

Best regards,
Carsten
Jul 8 '08 #2

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