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Subject: Re: Why does this code fails?
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> Because there's no particular reason it should.  Your new class
> "mystream" has no relation to the standard C++ library classes, and
> thus it inherits none of their overloaded operators.
Ok, but it has the operator std::ostream&()!
class Tiny {
char i;
public:
operator int() const {return i;}
};
works fine. What is the difference between mystream and Tiny (which is
example from B. Stroustrup book)?