Re: tcpstream and strings

[Ari Johnson]

This is a known feature of iostream, and tcpstream inherits from iostream 
so it is to be expected.  The best solution that I've found is to allocate 
a buffer and use the .read() or .readline() methods.  For example:
  char buff[1024];
  tcpstream tcp;
  tcp.readline(buff, 1024); // or tcp.read(buff, 1024)

Ari Johnson

On Sun, 2 Feb 2003, [iso-8859-1] Jos? Tavares wrote:

> I know this must be a very very simple question, but here it is:
> I can send a string throw a tcpstream object using something like this
>               tcpstream tcp;
>               tcp << "Something like this" << endl;
> 
> but when I use the same scheme to read the message (something like tcp >> 
> str, 
> str is a string object) and then print it out (using cout << str) only the 
> first word is read. How can I resolve this?
> 
> TIA,
> Jose Tavares
> 
> 
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