On 06 Apr 98 17:54:35 GMT, clyde7@geocities.com wrote:

>Hi folks,
>
>what is closer to (or is) the standard: <sstream> or <strstream>?
strstream is deprecated.  sstream is probably better
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Hi folks,

what is closer to (or is) the standard: <sstream> or <strstream>?
they also have different classes, like ostringstream or ostrstream in the
latter case.

Please reply by e-mail.

Thanks for replying in advance...

Claude

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>On 06 Apr 98 17:54:35 GMT, clyde7@geocities.com wrote:
>what is closer to (or is) the standard: <sstream> or <strstream>?...

Are they not both in the standard? <sstream> for streams of strings
and <strstream> for streams of characters.  Where do you want to go
todya?
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