//================================================================================  
// The get function leaves the trailing \n in the input stream. 
// A. Fischer, April 2001                                            file: get.cpp
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include "tools.hpp"

void use_get( istream& instr )  
{   
    cout <<"\nUsing get to read entire lines.\n";
    char buf[80];
    while (instr.good() ){
        instr >> ws;                // Without this line, it is an infinite loop.
        instr.get( buf, 80 ); 
        cout <<instr.rdstate() <<" = ";
        cout <<instr.good() <<":" <<instr.eof() <<":" <<instr.fail() <<":"  
             <<instr.bad() <<": ";
        if (!instr.fail() && !instr.bad()) cout << buf << endl;
    }
    if ( instr.eof() ) cout << "-----------------------------------\n" ;
    else cout << "Low-level failure; stream corrupted.\n" ; 
}