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"Francis Glassborow" <francis.glassborow@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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 > In message <WXiGa.11515$KF1.273500@amstwist00>, Terje Sletteb
 > <tslettebo@chello.no.nospam> writes
 > >int i;
 > >
 > >stream >> i;
 > >
 > >Intialising "i" beforehand would just be vasteful.
 > >
 > Well yes, but any halfway competent programmer has a way to initialise
a
 >
 > variable from a stream, in my case I use my own template that allows
me
 > to write:
 >
 > int i(read<int>(stream));

I would be interested to know how read() is implemented. Could you
posted it?


Regards,

Terje

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