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 * strstream.cpp - strstream example.  See Class Reference Section.
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#include<strstream>

int main ( )
{
#ifndef _RWSTD_NO_NAMESPACE
  using namespace std;
#endif 

  // create a bi-directional strstream object 
  strstream inout;

  // output characters
  inout << "Das ist die rede von einem man" << endl;
  inout << "C'est l'histoire d'un home" << endl;
  inout << "This is the story of a man" << endl;

  char p[100];

  // extract the first line
  inout.getline(p,100);

  // output the first line to stdout
  cout << endl << "Deutch :" << endl;
  cout << p;

  // extract the seconf line
  inout.getline(p,100);

  // output the second line to stdout
  cout << endl << "Francais :" << endl;
  cout << p;

  // extract the third line
  inout.getline(p,100);

  // output the third line to stdout
  cout << endl << "English :" << endl;
  cout << p;
 
  // output the all content of the
  // strstream object to stdout
  cout << endl << endl << inout.str();

  return 0;
}