On Wed, 28 Aug 2013, John Peterson wrote:
Agreed. Would using a std::istringstream instead also fix the problem?
istringstream is for string->data conversions only, isn't it? Not
data->string?
Anyway, istringstream is probably the *reason* for the problem -
that's the case where it makes perfect sense to initialize the
underlying buffer with a string and start your cursor at the
beginning of the buffer. For ostringstream I think the extra << call
is the natural way to go.
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Roy
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