In the sample code below, it shows that boost::tuple can be created implicitly from the first template argument.
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I am trying to use a ostringstream to build a string which uses the platform standard line endings (so for me it is CRLF since I am developing for Windows). I tried the following code:
std::ostringstream oss; oss << std::setw(10); oss << std::setfill(\' \'); oss << std::setprecision(3);
Say you have something like: std::ostringstream oss; int value(42); oss.fill(\'0\'); oss << std::setw(3) << value;
On MSVC 2005, I have the following code. std::ostringstream stream(\"initial string \"); stream << 5;
in C++ (on Linux with gcc) I\'d like to put a byte array (vector<unsigned char>) to a ostringstream or a string.
std::开发者_运维问答ostringstream parmStream; char parmName[1024]; THTTPUrl::Encode(parmName, pParm->Name().c_str(), 1024);
I came across a subtle bug a couple of days ago where the code looked something like this: ostringstream ss;
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