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Also, is there a way for you to bind a streambuf to a stream? I have not had any direct experience with stream buffers, so I don't know. If not, it would be a good idea to have an I/O stream that can have a custom stream buffer, that way you can use stream facilities on these buffers, thus gaining access to compression, encription, etc.[TRUNCATE]
I just put several I/O-related items up for review a few months ago. One of the items was a set of stream class templates that wrap a containing stream buffer. Look for stuff like "streambuf_wrapping.hpp".
The code as it was reviewed is in the file section of our Yahoo Groups space under the name "more_io.zip". Updated versions of the code exist in the Boost-sandbox CVS.
Daryle
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