bug or not

[Eljay Love-Jensen]

Hi Anthony,

The problem isn't that you are using a ostringstream's string-parm constructor.

The problem is that you are printing out the string used to INITIALIZE the ostringstream.  What you should be doing is printing out the CURRENT contents of the ostringstream buffer.

Use the...
cout << outBuffer.str() << endl;
...method of accessing the ostringstream's string in the first situation.

HTH,
--Eljay