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 * stringstream.cpp - stringstream example.
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#include <iostream>   // for wcout
#include <sstream>    // for wstringstream

#include <examples.h>


int main ()
{
    // create a bi-directional wstringstream object 
    std::wstringstream inout;

    // write out three lines to the stream
    inout << "Dieses ist die Geschichte eines Mannes.\n"
          << "C'est l'histoire d'un homme.\n"
          << "This is the story of a man.\n";

    std::wstring line;

    // extract the first line
    std::getline (inout, line);

    // output the first line to stdout
    std::wcout << "\nDeutsch:\n" << line;

    // extract the second line
    std::getline (inout, line);

    // output the second line to stdout
    std::wcout << "\nFrancais:\n" << line;

    // extract the third line
    std::getline (inout, line);

    // output the third line to stdout
    std::wcout << "\nEnglish:\n" << line << "\n\n";
 
    // output the contents of the stream object to stdout
    std::wcout << inout.str () << '\n';

    return 0;
}
