basic_oformatstream Template Class

David 'dex' Schwartz

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Old style printf format strings ported to an ostream shim class

Here is what you get as briefly as I can say in code. _snprintf(buf, n, "%d %u %ld %lu", i, ui, l, ul); becomes oformatstream ofs("%d %u %ld %lu", &a_string_stream); ofs << i << ui << l << ul;

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David 'dex' Schwartz

Australia

Developing various kinds of software using C/C++ since 1984 or so. Started out writing 8086 asm for direct screen i/o and mouse handling etc.
Used several other languages eg. Java, Python, Clipper/dBase, FORTRAN 77, Natural ADABAS, Unix scripting, etc.
Previous role involved Enterprise Content Management on Win32.
Most recently worked on managing secure code example development for an online secure code training product.
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basic_oformatstream Template Class

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