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--- Comment #3 from James ---
Sorry about having a second comment in a row, but I was playing a bit more with
this, and using a string stream as solely an output stream doesn't appear to
update the stream pointer after outputting the value (should
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--- Comment #2 from James ---
If that is the case, then I am also getting interesting behavior in another
place. Once I read a value from the stream, the current location in said stream
should be updated, correct?
With the following program:
#inc
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--- Comment #1 from Andrew Pinski ---
I think you forgot to go back in the stream so is.str() returns the string from
the current location. That is the stream current location is at the end of the
input string and you should go back to start of t
