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Jyoti Patel <jyoti@net.com> NMS Engineering wrote:
> I had inquired about this in the internationalization newsgroups but had no
> response so I am trying again (with C++ newsgroups as well).
> 
> Anyone know what sort of internationalization (i18n) support is available
> for C++? All i18n books talk about printf/scanf and such but none about
> cin/cout.
> 
> If any one has any information, I'd appreciate it. If people beleive there
> isn't one, can you atleast email/post your doubts so I know that the request
> is being read and that it's just one of those things no one can help me
> with.

The Draft C++ Standard is quite well-equipped with internationalization
support.  Consult Clauses 22 and 27 of the latest draft working paper

  <http://www.cygnus.com/misc/wp/sep95/>.

[By the way: the sep95 draft is not for quoting -- it is just a working
 copy subject to sometimes radical change, not a standard.]

It is not yet described in books because it is too new, and not yet
implemented in publicly available products.

Nathan Myers
ncm@cantrip.org 
http://www.best.com/~ncm/  (soon: http://www.cantrip.org/)
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