In article <223827d8-0481-4c24-b4ac-68268f5e79c1
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> back_inserter can be used on a string because it is ok to use
> push_back on string class. To use back_inserter, the container should
> sup****t push_back and strings are also containers with push_back
> member function, right?
Yes and no. std::string _does_ have a push_back member function -- but
it takes a charT, not an std::string<charT, ...> You can add individual
character this way, but not entire strings at a time.
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Later,
Jerry.
The universe is a figment of its own imagination.
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