From: Cameron McCormack <clm AT yoyo DOT cc DOT monash DOT edu DOT au>
Subject: Re: More out from "cout"....
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Jon Bills:
> What's wrong with using a vector and for_each()?

Or even an ostream_iterator?  This should do what the Traveler wants 
without having to overload any operators:

  int someArray[] = {4, 54, 12, 9, 234, 89, 5};
  const int N = sizeof(someArray) / sizeof(int);

  copy(someArray, someArray + N, ostream_iterator<int>(cout, "\n"));

Cameron

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