strstream is part of the C++ IO Streams.
I believe it's in strstream. It's in dev-C++\include\G++, all it does it
include strstream.h.
Regards,
James.
-----Original Message-----
From: Gregor Peter [mailto:Gre...@dl...]
Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 11:20 AM
To: dev...@li...; ho...@ho...
Subject: Re: [Dev-C++] int to string
Fine, but where to get strstream from?
It isn't in iostream.h am I right?
Are there any online documentation about stdlib.h, string.h & Co
where I can browse for myself?
Gregor
Chad Simmons wrote:
> >How to convert, cast, transform, whatever a int value to a string?
> >include <string.h>
> >string my1String = "John has"; string my2String = "apples!"; int
myInt = 6;
> >my1stString = my1stString + UNKNOWN_FUNC(myInt) + my2ndString;
> >As you guessed I'd like to get: "John has 6 apples!"
>
> How about this instead..
>
> string my1String = "John";
> string my2String = "apples";
> int myInt = 6;
> strstream buffer;
>
> buffer << my1String << " has " << myInt << " "<< my2String << "!" << endl;
> cout << buffer.str();
> // Output = John has 6 apples!
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