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It seems a bit misleading that the standard distinguishes some manipulators with words "standard" and "extended", as all of these manipulators are standard library components.
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Although "extended" isn't very descriptive, extended how? What distinguishes them is that they take extra arguments by reference and read/write to those objects. The basic manipulators only take scalar args by value, and so only modify the state of the stream, not any by-reference args.
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[std.manip, ext.nanip] Better titles for "Standard"/"Extended" manipulators
[std.manip, ext.manip] Better titles for "Standard"/"Extended" manipulators
Aug 2, 2024
It seems a bit misleading that the standard distinguishes some manipulators with words "standard" and "extended", as all of these manipulators are standard library components.
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