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From: steagall@deltalogic.com (Bob Steagall)
Subject: Re: Current use of istream_iterator...
Date: 1997/09/11
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mangino@saturn.planet.net (Reed Mangino) wrote:

>Based upon the current "standard" couldn't a vector<> be
>initialized using two istream_iterator objects?

Yes, assuming your compiler supports template member functions.

[... code snipped ...]

>Could someone please explain why the above code is "non-standard"?

It is standard.  However, it won't work unless your compiler supports
template member functions and your standard library implementation is
aware of this support.

--Bob

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