From: "Paganini <Nathan E. Banks>" <paganini AT madisontelco DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Strings
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Paul Richards <Paul AT dunvegan1 DOT demon DOT co DOT uk> wrote in message
news:ue8NjBAoGW42EwFm AT dunvegan1 DOT demon DOT co DOT uk...
>Paganini <Nathan E. Banks> writes,
>>Actually, cin >> string_val DOES work...but a better way is to use
>>string_val.Getline().
>>
>>Check the <string> docs for other useful member functions like
Read_token().
>I can get cin to work now but it count's spaces (32) as the end of line
>character.  Any way to change this to just CR (13)?
>
>And as for Getline I can get that to work at all with or without a
>capital.  Could you email me a demo program using it please?

That's right...cin only reads up to teh next white space...I dunno
why...maybe you can change it...

heh heh...spoke too soon about read_token()...I guess it was a Borland
extension...according to the C++ standard, the string class has a function
getline (lowercase 'G') that reads a line up to a delemiter ('\n' I think)
and stores it in the string.

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