• Michael T. Coumbes (5/5) Apr 21 2004 I am new to D and have been reading about and playing with
• Matthew (3/8) Apr 21 2004 It does not exist, thankfully
• C. Sauls (8/14) Apr 22 2004 If by "C++ style" you mean using '<<' and '>>', that is optionally
• Stewart Gordon (12/17) Apr 22 2004 My understanding would be an I/O library with the near-enough general

"Michael T. Coumbes" <japh flashmail.com> writes:

I am new to D and have been reading about and playing with
it today, but I was wondering will there be a C++ style
iostream module? I have looked for something like this and
cannot find it for D. Did I miss it or does it just not exist?

Thanks.

"Matthew" <matthew.hat stlsoft.dot.org> writes:

It does not exist<curmudgeonly>, thankfully</curmudgeonly>


"Michael T. Coumbes" <japh flashmail.com> wrote in message
news:c67o38$thi$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 I am new to D and have been reading about and playing with
 it today, but I was wondering will there be a C++ style
 iostream module? I have looked for something like this and
 cannot find it for D. Did I miss it or does it just not exist?

 Thanks.

"C. Sauls" <ibisbasenji yahoo.com> writes:

Michael T. Coumbes wrote:
 I am new to D and have been reading about and playing with
 it today, but I was wondering will there be a C++ style
 iostream module? I have looked for something like this and
 cannot find it for D. Did I miss it or does it just not exist?
 
 Thanks.

If by "C++ style" you mean using '<<' and '>>', that is optionally 
implemented in Kris's DSC.IO library (turned on or off via the 
versioning system).  If you simply mean an object-oriented stream 
library, then we have std.stream in Phobos, and again DSC.IO (still in 
beta).

-C. Sauls
-Invironz

Stewart Gordon <smjg_1998 yahoo.com> writes:

C. Sauls wrote:

<snip>
 If by "C++ style" you mean using '<<' and '>>', that is optionally 
 implemented in Kris's DSC.IO library (turned on or off via the 
 versioning system).  If you simply mean an object-oriented stream 
 library, then we have std.stream in Phobos, and again DSC.IO (still in 
 beta).

My understanding would be an I/O library with the near-enough general 
L&F of C++ iostream.  Which could mean having operators that are used 
like iostream's << and >>.

Further, it could mean having formatted output capabilities.  I believe 
Dsc.io has this, but I'm still yet to explore it in enough detail....

Stewart.

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