How about this from boost?
%{nt} , where n is a positive number, inserts an absolute tabulation. It means that format will, if needed, fill the string with characters, until the length of the...
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How about this from boost?
%{nt} , where n is a positive number, inserts an absolute tabulation. It means that format will, if needed, fill the string with characters, until the length of the...
Why is this block needed anyway?
if (flag == true)
cout<<"FOUND";
return;