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I found that `ostrstream buf' object must be explicitely
terminated by '\0' to hand off a char string properly.

 [Q1] Is this standard, or a bug?
 [Q2] Couldn't the method `buf.str()' do it for me?

I don't see much use for a char string picking up
tail-end "star dust".

This snippet demonstrates my point: 

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#include <strstream.h>
template <class Type> 
Str& operator <  (Str& Out, Vect<Type>& V)  // insert
{//__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  ostrstream buf;
  V.print(buf,"","","");  // put out vector values
  buf << '\0';            // why is this necessary?
  char *pb = buf.str();
  Out = Str(pb);
  delete pb;
  return Out;
}
--------------------- snip -------------------------

Thank you,

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Albert Golembiowski      albert@inrs-telecom.uquebec.ca         (514) 762-8655
INRS Telecommunications, 16 Place du Commerce, Verdun, Quebec, Canada, H3E 1H6
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